Well I think it is where you compare the two including the angles. I will give you something to start off: A rhombus is like a tilted square. Or a square that is slightly leaning which causes the usually right angles to be acute.
<span>Rectangles have a couple of properties that help distinguish them from other parallelograms. By studying these properties, we will be able to differentiate between various types of parallelograms and classify them more specifically. Keep in mind that all of the figures in this section share properties of parallelograms. That is, they all have</span>
Please ensure that you've copied down this problem correctly. You speak of someone named "Yarin" but also speak of "my" and "I". Are there really two different people who "star" in this problem? Are you studying "ratios" right now?
