Question

Which figure must be a rhombus?

A.
a quadrilateral with congruent diagonals

B.
a quadrilateral with four right angles

C.
a parallelogram with four congruent angles

D.
a parallelogram with four congruent sides

Answer 1

This might help

https://www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/rhombus.html

Answer 2

a rhombus is a figure with 2 pairs of parellel sides and and all sides are equal

Answer 3

thats what i thought, but i cant figure out which one says that,

Answer 4

is it a?

Answer 5

hint: what is another way of saying `equal` ?

Answer 6

equivalent

Answer 7

what is another way to say equal or equivalent

think of in terms of geometry

Answer 8

congruent

Answer 9

the question was aimed at @dantedemon20

Answer 10

you beat me to it
i was gonna say that..

Answer 11

look at the site @jim_thompson5910 gave you. It should help a lot
sorry

Answer 12

k

Answer 13

im gonna say a, am i right?

Answer 14

@wcrmelissa2001

Answer 15

i don't think so? Based on the defintion of the rhombus (which you should know) its should be d? @jim_thompson5910 just double checking

Answer 16

because i believe congruent diaganols doesn't necessarily mean that all four sides are equal or congruent and the sides must be congruent for it to be a rhombus. You get what I'm saying?

Answer 17

yes, a rhombus has 4 congruent sides

if you have congruent diagonals, then you have a rectangle. You need to have those diagonals perpendicular for it to also be a rhombus (and it's also a square at this point). So A isn't correct

Answer 18

basically you could have congruent diagonals and there is a possiblity that the sides would not be parallel, hence no rhombus
the drawing isn't accurate but assume the diagonals are the same. Are the sides parallel? no.