Which of the following characteristics of a parallelogram leads to the conclusion that every square can always be classified as a parallelogram? Select all that apply.

four equal sides

two pair of opposite equal angles

bisecting diagonals

two pair of opposite parallel sides

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Branson Hale

Mathematics

8 May, 19:42

Which of the following characteristics of a parallelogram leads to the conclusion that every square can always be classified as a parallelogram? Select all that apply.

four equal sides

two pair of opposite equal angles

bisecting diagonals

two pair of opposite parallel sides

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Corbin · Answer 1

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two pair of opposite parallel sides

A square is a parallelogram because it has all sides equal, forming angles of ninety degrees in their corners. In this sense, they are two pairs of parallel lines, which gives us the foundation for the parallelogram, which has to have two parallel sides. Hugs!

Which of the following characteristics of a parallelogram leads to the conclusion that every square can always be classified as a parallelogram? Select all that apply.four equal sidestwo pair of opposite equal anglesbisecting diagonalstwo pair of opposite parallel sides

Which of the following characteristics of a parallelogram leads to the conclusion that every square can always be classified as a parallelogram? Select all that apply.

four equal sides

two pair of opposite equal angles

bisecting diagonals

two pair of opposite parallel sides