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UCULI

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When is a rhombus a square?
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A. When its sides are parallel
B. When its angles are right angles
) C. When its angles are convex angles
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D. When its sides are congruent
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Answer is B

UCULI
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When is a rhombus a square?
O
A. When its sides are parallel
B. When its angles are right angles
) C. When its angles are convex angles
O
D. When its sides are congruent
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User Frank Osterfeld
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Answer:

B. When its angles are right angles.

Explanation:

A rhombus is a quadrilateral with all 4 sides congruent. The sides can be slanted, which would keep it from being a square. If you make all the sides of a rhombus straight vertically and horizontally so you have 4 right angles, you have a square. A square is a quadrilateral with all 4 sides AND all 4 angles congruent.

User Sagar Ranglani
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