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In order to prove that a quadrilateral is a square specifically, we must show that it possess the properties of both a ________ and a _________. triangle; trapezoid rectangle; trapezoid rhombus; trapezoid
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In order to prove that a quadrilateral is a square specifically, we must show that it possess the properties of both a ________ and a _________.

triangle; trapezoid

rectangle; trapezoid

rhombus; trapezoid

rectangle; rhombus

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rectangle , rhombus

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