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How many shapes appear to have all equal side lengths?

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Of the shapes that don't have all equal side lengths how many have exactly one pair of sides that appear to be equal in length?

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How are two rhombuses with the same side lengths congruent?

Two rhombuses with the same side lengths are congruent because they share the same properties of having equal side lengths and the same angles. Since all sides are equal and the angles are preserved, they can be transformed into one another through rigid motions such as rotations and reflections. This congruence holds true regardless of the size or orientation of the rhombuses. Thus, the fundamental characteristics of their shapes ensure they are congruent.


What is proportional side lengths?

it is a relationship between the sides with respect to size, In maths it is a relationship between four numbers or quantities in which the ratio of the first pair equals the ratio of the second pair


Congruent polygons must have all corresponding side lengths equal?

true


What do equalateral shapes look like?

An equilateral shape for example is a regular polygon whose sides are all equal in lengths.


What is a special rectangle with equal side lengths?

A special rectangle with equal side lengths is known as a square. In a square, all four sides are of the same length, and all interior angles are right angles (90 degrees). This unique property makes squares a specific type of rectangle, as they meet the definition of having opposite sides equal and angles that are right angles. Squares are often considered the most symmetrical and balanced shapes in geometry.


What quadrilaterals have all four sides equal?

Quadrilaterals with all four sides equal are called rhombuses. A specific type of rhombus, where all angles are right angles, is known as a square. Both shapes maintain equal side lengths, but squares have the additional property of having equal angles. Thus, all squares are rhombuses, but not all rhombuses are squares.


How do you classify by it measure of its angles and the lengths of its side?

Angle Classifications:Obtuse (1 angle >90 degrees)Acute (all 3 angles


What are 2 propities of an equilateral triangle?

all side lengths are equal. has 3 sides


How many shapes have all equal sides lengths?

An infinite number. A polygon with any number of sides can be equilateral (ie have sides of equal length).


What must be true of the side lengths of a polygon to build a rectangle that is not a square?

They must not all be equal.