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16 March, 13:36
Is a square a rhombus? explain
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Stanley Sellers
16 March, 14:04
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A rhombus is a parallelogram with all sides equal. If it happens to have a
right angle in it, then it's a square. But it was a rhombus first, and it was
a parallelogram before that.
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