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What is a quadrangle with all sides the same?
A quadrilateral with all sides of equal length is either a square or a rhombus.
What is a quadrangle with all sides the same length with no right angles?
A rhombus.
Does a quadrangle have 4 sides none of which are the same length?
Not necessarily. A quadrangle is a plane shape bounded by 4 straight sides. The name says nothing at all about the lengths of the sides.
What is a quadrangle with 4 right angles and all the sides are the same length?
A square.
What shape is a polygon and a quadrangle with all sides the same length and no right angles?
A rhombus.
What is the name of a quadrangle polygon with all sides the same length and no right angles?
Rhombus
What is a quadrangle polygon with all sides the same length but no right angles?
A rhombus is a quadrilateral polygon with four sides of all equal length.
I am a polygon I am a quadrangle all of my sides are the same length but none of my angles are right angles - what am I?
You are a rhombus.
You are a polygon you are a quadrangle all of your sides are the same length none of your angles are right angles?
You are a rhombus.
I am a polygon i am a quadrangle all of my sides are the same lenght none of my angles are right angles what am i?
A rhombus.
You are a polygon you are a quadrangle all of your sides are the same length none of your angles are right angles who are you?
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You are a polygon you are a quadrangle all of your sides are the same length none of your angles are right what are you?
A rhombus perhaps?
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