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annabella:

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

Convert:

is this a multiple choice question?

annabella:

yes

Convert:

ok then in the question it says that the diagonals are congruent which means you can get rid of 1 choice

annabella:

okay

Convert:

do you know the one you can get rid of?

jhonyy9:

yes a square but bc. a square is a rhombus too so i think that there are two choices correct

Mercury:

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.

jhonyy9:

@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 ...

Mercury:

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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