Which statement is true?

Question

anonymous · Answer

All quadrilaterals are rectangles.
All quadrilaterals are squares.
All rectangles are quadrilaterals.
All quadrilaterals are parallelograms.

icalibear · Answer

C

hero · Answer

Starting off a sentence with "All quadrilaterals are..." is probably not a good idea.

icalibear · Answer

All rectangles are quadrilaterals, and that's a fact. The other options have counterexamples. The answer is C.

anonymous · Answer

haha thanks guys

icalibear · Answer

welcome :3

hero · Answer

@icalibear, that particular sentences doesn't start off with "All quadrilaterals are..."

icalibear · Answer

that's true also

hero · Answer

The best you could probably say is "All quadrilaterals are polygons.".

anonymous · Answer

c

anonymous · Answer

i dont know who to give the medel to...

hero · Answer

Give it to any mini mighty moe.

hba · Answer

lol

icalibear · Answer

i helped first :D

anonymous · Answer

i dont reALLY CREA

hba · Answer

@icalibear Looks like a medal war to me lol :D

hero · Answer

Yeah, but @icalibear, you gave the answer without any helpful hints.

anonymous · Answer

care

icalibear · Answer

lol :D

icalibear · Answer

psh i supposrted it twice

icalibear · Answer

supported

anonymous · Answer

eveyone give a medel to one another then it will be good

icalibear · Answer

ta-da

anonymous · Answer

lol

hba · Answer

@icalibear An explanation could have been good :)

icalibear · Answer

i said none of the others made sense they all had counterexamples

anonymous · Answer

ta-da

icalibear · Answer

that is an explanation D:<AND  IN YO FACE @Hero  lol

anonymous · Answer

im closing this now

anonymous · Answer

thanks guys

hero · Answer

@icalibear, what we mean is to give an explanation or hint, along with giving the user a chance to say for themselves what the answer might be. You know, BEFORE blurting out the answer.

icalibear · Answer

*none of the others make sense because they have counterexamples so the answer is C

icalibear · Answer

happy now

hero · Answer

@icalibear, what we mean is to give an explanation or hint, along with `giving the user a chance to say for themselves what the answer might be`. You know, BEFORE blurting out the answer.

hba · Answer

*yawn*
Example :
One person asked me what is 2+2

the options were 

1

11

12

4


I said 1,11 and 12 are all wrong.Therefore the answer is 4

According to you i explained him this.

icalibear · Answer

maybe she wanted the answer first

hero · Answer

This is not Yahoo Answers, @icalibear. This is a educational site that helps students understand problems and concepts.

icalibear · Answer

thats a different kind o f question it doesnt count D:,

icalibear · Answer

-.-

icalibear · Answer

@alwaysdancing18 do you understand the concept

hba · Answer

As a rule of thumb, we would prefer the askers to participate in the solution process instead of having the answerers doing all the work.


thats not really our concern; we are aimed at being a study site, not a free answering service.  We would rather promote learning the material as opposed to just handing over answers.  This social contract is aimed at curbing people from using the site to cheat with ...

anonymous · Answer

sure do. thanks

icalibear · Answer

see she understood the concept i didnt tell her the answer ie xlained why the others were wrong.

hero · Answer

@icalibear DO YOU understand the concept @hba is explaining to you?

icalibear · Answer

Yes D:

icalibear · Answer

i will leave now v.v

hba · Answer

Thanks a lot for understanding,I hope you do follow what i have tried to explain :)