Question

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Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

@dude

Answer 3

@Shadow

Answer 4

They are all quadrilaterals (four-sided figures) and parallelograms (four-sided figure with opposite sides parallel to each other).

Answer 5

what type specifically...Like I think the 2nd one is a square and the 3rd one is a rectangle and the fourth one is a trapezoid....I think the 1st one is a parallelogram...Am I right?

Answer 6

Yes. Based on looks you could also classify it as a rhombus.

Answer 7

Ok...

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Answer 8

Also, all squares are also rectangles, by definition.

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

...

Answer 11

Do u know?

Answer 12

Since it asks for all applicable names, be sure to include that as well.

As for your second screenshot:

Parallelograms:
Opposite sides are congruent (AB = DC).
Opposite angels are congruent (D = B).
Consecutive angles are supplementary (A + D = 180°).
If one angle is right, then all angles are right.
The diagonals of a parallelogram bisect each other.
Each diagonal of a parallelogram separates it into two congruent

From: https://www.mathplanet.com/education/geometry/quadrilaterals/properties-of-parallelograms

Rectangles also fit that criteria.

Answer 13

Same goes for parallelograms and squares.

Answer 14

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Answer 15

What are you supposed to do you do for 7,8, and 9?

Answer 16

It shows that u are supposed to write the sides that is common between the two shapes listed and the angles and write the relationship between them which is how they are similar otherwise.

Answer 17

Want me to seperate them so it looks easier?

Answer 18

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Answer 19

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@dude

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@dude

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@Vocaloid if you have time.

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@Vocaloid

Answer 23

@Nnesha is good at this too.

Answer 24

@563blackghost might be good at math..? Not sure.

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@Nnesha

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Ok lets see who comes LOL

Answer 27

Maybe @Ultrilliam

Answer 28

Lol no, Ultrilliam would die before doing Mathematics.

Answer 29

oh ok

Answer 30

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Answer 31

For parallelograms opposite angles and opposite sides are congruent

Answer 32

Can u answer the question directly???

Answer 33

He's explaining it for you so you can answer it.

Answer 34

Ok

Answer 35

So what are the sides first of the parralelogram and the rhombi?

Answer 36

Opposite Sides are congruent, the marks on the drawing show that they are congruent

Answer 37

How about the Rhombi?

Answer 38

A rhombus is a special type of parallelogram, do you understand my drawing?

Answer 39

Yes all of the sides are the same...How about the angles for both of them?

Answer 40

It looks like there are a lot of types of rhombus, lets focus on parallelograms for now

Answer 41

Ok..Im just doing it based on the question.

Answer 42

Do you understand what I mean by this?

Answer 43

They are congruent.

Answer 44

Right, but not all angles

Answer 45

Mhm.

Answer 46

Opposite angles are congruent, the marks just label which we are talking about

Answer 47

Yes, Correct...Can we move on to the Rhombus now?

Answer 48

Rhombi follow the same idea

Answer 49

Ok so moving on to the angles are also congruent right? For both

Answer 50

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Rhombi follow the same idea
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There are for the angles

Answer 51

Now what is the relationship between them both?

Answer 52

Well you tell me, how does

compare to

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They are both congruetn on opposite sides?

Answer 54

Yes

Answer 55

How do they differ?

Answer 56

They are two different shapes? LOL...IDK

Answer 57

Am I correct?

Answer 58

Hah, look at the sides of the shapes, do they both have opposite congruent sides?

Answer 59

Yes

Answer 60

For this one, all sides are congruent!

Answer 61

Yes ok.....

Moving on:

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Answer 62

We already know about parallelograms so lets focus on trapezoids

Answer 63

OK

Answer 64

These are for the sides

Answer 65

Can u explain it for me>

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Angles

Answer 67

Not congruent?

Answer 68

Only those sides are congruent (with arrows)

Line AB is parallel to line CD

Answer 69

Ok...How are they similar and different?

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@dude

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@dude

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Experiencing a bit of issues .-.

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Did u see the drawing?

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Can you show me the one with the parallel sides

Answer 75

I did see the drawing

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Did I answer what this meant?

If I didnt, the sides with the mark are congruent
Line AB and Line CD are parallel to each other

Answer 77

Yes...Im just wondering how the two shapes are similar and different

Answer 78

?

Answer 79

I refreshed, it bugged again and I no longer see what i answered ._.
@Ultrilliam

Answer 80

So we just need how it is similar and different

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@dude

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How are they similar and different?

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...

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diff = different

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Hopefully this explains what I had previously drawn

Answer 86

u forgot a line

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Yes...Can we focus on the similarities and differences please?

Answer 88

Ah thank you Ultri

Answer 89

They both have at least 1 congruent side

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Answer 91

Nicole, those are not all the comparisons x'D
Angle wise, the parallelogram and the trapezoid have congruent sides but the trapezoid does not have them on opposite sides

Answer 92

Oh ok lol sorry

Answer 93

Moving on?

Answer 94

Sure, you could add more but if you are in a hurry then lets continue on

Answer 95

Yes LOL

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Answer 97

Make a new post, this one is quite full

Answer 98

ok