Yes, a rectangle is a special case of parallelograms.
The question cannot be answered without further information. Have the rectangle and parallelogram the same length/ base? If not, what is the length of the rectangle and the base of the parallelogram?
a square,parellogram,hecgaton
Not possible... in order for it to have four right-angles, it would resemble a square or rectangle.
Almost but not quite because a rectangle has 4 equal right angles whereas a parallelogram has 2 equal opposite obtuse angles and 2 equal opposite acute angles.
No
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Four.
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Well, if you know what the dimension for a rectangle is, then you shouldn't have much of a problem. L= length W=width LxW=A A= Area So now you've got that. And so, you need to turn the parallelogram into a rectangle. Here's How: You cut of a fraction of it (on the left side) from the vertice down and move that piece to the very right. Now you've got yourself a rectangle! So now, all you have to do is multiply! I hope this helped!
A square is a special case of a parallelogram.
Yes
Diamond and parellogram