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What is true of every rhombus that is also true of every parallelogram? a. A rhombus has right angles. b. A rhombus has all equal sides. c. A rhombus has no perpendicular lines.…
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What is true of every rhombus that is also true of every parallelogram? a. A rhombus has right angles. b. A rhombus has all equal sides. c. A rhombus has no perpendicular lines.…
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What is true of every rhombus that is also true of every parallelogram?
a. A rhombus has right angles.
b. A rhombus has all equal sides.
c. A rhombus has no perpendicular lines.
d. A rhombus has two pairs of parallel sides.
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D. A rhombus has two pairs of parallel sides
Explanation: parallelograms are quadrilaterals with two sets of parallel sides
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