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Help ASAP! I don't understand.. Are equilateral triangles a subcategory of rhombus? Why or why not? Please explain, and no files please, or you will be reported.
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Help ASAP! I don't understand..

Are equilateral triangles a subcategory of rhombus?
Why or why not? Please explain, and no files please, or you will be reported.

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Answer:

No.

Such a rhombus exists, but they aren’t always like that. A rhombus is made of two isosceles triangles.

A rhombus is a parallelogram where all of it’s sides are equal length

Explanation:

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