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princeevee:

i need some answers checked

princeevee:

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princeevee:

@Vocaloid

princeevee:

@Vocaloid hello?

Mercury:

this one is actually true (if the diagonals bisect in a quadrilateral then it must be a parallelogram)

princeevee:

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Mercury:

not quite since <A and <C are opposites they are congruent 5x - 1= x + 7 solve for x

princeevee:

2

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Mercury:

notice how they are, again, opposite angles. 135 = 4x - 10

princeevee:

36.25?

Mercury:

good

princeevee:

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Mercury:

a quadrilateral with 4 right angles, by definition, is a rectangle which is a parallelogram so true

princeevee:

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Mercury:

the diagram is somewhat unclear to me however it seems like 5y - 10 = 2y

princeevee:

3.3^-

Mercury:

good but the answers are in fractions so 10/3

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Mercury:

not quite opposite sides have to be congruent notice how adjacent sides are congruent in this picture

Mercury:

since opposite sides are not congruent then by definition this is not a parallelogram.

princeevee:

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Mercury:

remember that opposite sides of a parallelogram are equal. therefore 2x - 5 = x + 8 4y = 16 solve for x & y

princeevee:

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Mercury:

good

princeevee:

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Mercury:

good

princeevee:

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Mercury:

not quite for that to be true the sides have to be ~congruent~ AND ~parallel~ the question only states congruency so this is false

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jhonyy9:

hi - what is your opinion about above posted - what choice my be true ?

jhonyy9:

than i see it clearly you marked it in left column the top- yes ? so than this is the right answer sure

jhonyy9:

ok. ?

jhonyy9:

sorry the right column on the top

jhonyy9:

a square is allways rhombus and rectangle

jhonyy9:

ok. ?

kittybasil:

I believe that last one is correct. But let me pull up some stuff on how to classify quadrilaterals, just to make sure.

kittybasil:

It appears to be so. See here

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