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Which statement guarantees ABCD

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1 answer:

baherus [9]4 years ago

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Answer: H

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A rhombus does not need AD to be perpendicular to DC, so it is not F.

Likewise, AC does not need to be perpendicular to BD for it to be a rhombus.

The measure of angle D and angle C do have to equal 180 for it to be a rhombus however, but let's check I first before settling on an answer.

I is false however since AC does not need to equal BD for it to be a rhombus.

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