Mathematics, 23.01.2022 09:40 jdkrisdaimcc11
Is the following shape a rectangle how do you know
a. there is not enough information to determine
b. no, the opposite sides are not parallel
c. no the adjacent sides are not perpendicular
d. yes the adjacent sides are perpendicular and the opposite sides are parallel
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