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3 years ago

Do all squares have two pairs of parallel sides?Explan

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Yes any square is also a parallelogram, but not the other way around (some parallelograms are not squares). In other words, any square is a parallelogram.

If you draw a Venn Diagram, the set of squares will be entirely inside the set of parallelograms.

This is because any rhombus is also a parallelogram, and the same applies to rectangles as well. A square is the combination of a rhombus and rectangle.

Rhombus = four sided figure where all sides are equal

Rectangle = four sided figure where all angles are equal to 90 degrees

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