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How is the quadritael ABCD not a rhombus nor rectangle? I already prove it is a parallelogram

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Firdavs [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

fix your graph first .to be able to solve it check your point.

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$\text{Area of the figure}=42\text{ units}^2+3\text{ unit}^2+3\text{ unit}^2+6\text{ unit}^2$

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How is the quadritael ABCD not a rhombus nor rectangle? I already prove it is a parallelogram​

How is the quadritael ABCD not a rhombus nor rectangle? I already prove it is a parallelogram