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Sally, John & Mary had a discussion about Quadrilateral PQRS. Sally claimed that the figure represents an isosceles trapezoid, John claimed that it is a non-isosceles trapezoid, while Mary said it wasn’t a trapezoid at all.
Explain how you would prove who is correct.
Prove who is correct. Must show all work!!
Answers: 3
(the sides are not equal) this is not an isosceles trapezoid
(the slopes are not equal) the top and bottom sides are not parallel therefore this is not a trapezoid. Hence, John is incorrect, and Mary is ultimately correct.
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