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I’ll give u $20 if u help me with these two
(Ignore my writing)

I’ll give u $20 if u help me with these two (Ignore my writing)-example-1
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Check the picture below.

notice, it says that PT is perpendicular to SQ.

now onto the other one

well, a parallelogram with one right-angle and at least one pair of congruent sides, hell a rectangle is that, so is an square, so no dice.

a rhombus that has congruent diagonals, well, a square is that but so is a rectangle, no dice.

a parallelogram whose diagonals bisect each other, well, a square has that, sure, a rhombus too and a rectangle too, no dice.

a rectangle with perpendicular diagonals, well, a rhombus has perpendicular diagonals, however is not a rectangle, a square is a rectangle also with perpendicular diagonals too.

I’ll give u $20 if u help me with these two (Ignore my writing)-example-1
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