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Using a cardboard paper to construct and cut out two isosceles triangles. Join them base to base to form a single shape. What shape does it form?
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Using a cardboard paper to construct and cut out two isosceles triangles. Join them base to base to form a single shape. What shape does it form?

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Assume bases are same, the new shape you form will be kite (name of one type of quadrilateral)

It will be rhombus if both triangles are same.
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