Quadrilateral ABCD has diagonals that are congruent and perpendicular to each other. What classification can be given to ABCD? (5 points) Parallelogram Rectangle Rhombus Square
is this a multiple choice question?
yes
ok then in the question it says that the diagonals are congruent which means you can get rid of 1 choice
okay
do you know the one you can get rid of?
yes a square but bc. a square is a rhombus too so i think that there are two choices correct
Politely disagree. Rhombus doesn't work because a rhombus does not have congruent diagonals. Only one of the shapes has both congruent *and* perpendicular diagonals.
@Mercury yes i understand your ,,disagree" - but i think and hope you know that a square is a rhombus too - so in this situation the choice of rhombus is right,correct too @Vocaloid i think you will agree this above wrote ...
Yes, squares are rhombuses too. That does not mean rhombuses also fit the critera described in the problem. Because the shape described in the problem has both perpendicular *and* congruent diagonals, it can be a square, but it cannot be a rhombus.
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