When is a rectangle a square?

a) when its sides are parallel

b) when its angles are right angles

c) when its sides are congruent

d) when its angles are convex angles

Question

Daphne Barrett

Mathematics

20 March, 01:35

When is a rectangle a square?

a) when its sides are parallel

b) when its angles are right angles

c) when its sides are congruent

d) when its angles are convex angles

+2

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Layla Romero · Answer 1

Answer A, when all sides are parallel

Rhys Camacho · Answer 2

It's either A, B, and C. We are learning this in my class. All you need to do is to draw out a rectangle and a square then you list all the things you noticed about them. (I think)

When is a rectangle a square?a) when its sides are parallelb) when its angles are right anglesc) when its sides are congruentd) when its angles are convex angles

When is a rectangle a square?

a) when its sides are parallel

b) when its angles are right angles

c) when its sides are congruent

d) when its angles are convex angles