A parallelogram.
A trapezium has four points. If it has five, it is not a trapezium unless three of the points are on the same line. And in that case, one of those points is redundant.
parallelogram
Infinitely many points are contained within a non-degenerate quadrilateral.
Yes because it has 4 sides and points. Any shape with 4 sides or points is a quadrilateral.
A polygon...
It is a question of definition. In general language the word quadrilateral has different meanings. In general it is good to discern 3 options: 1. a figure consisting of 4 points is often called (complete) quadrangle, 2. a figure consisting of 4 lines is often called (complete) quadrilateral, 3. a figure consisting of 4 points consecutively and cyclically connected by 4 lines is best called tetragon or quadrigon.
No it isn't because it doesn't have any points.
Lines are two connected points with length but no width. When the end points of lines are all shared by other lines a shape is formed. This shape is known as a polygon.
Take the 4 corners (vertices) of any 4-sided figure (quadrilateral). Draw the quadrilateral and its diagonals.
No.If the points on the graph are connected then they are already connected so it would be complete waste of time to connect them.
Take any two points on its perimeter. Join them together and, if required, cut along that line. You now have non-regular quadrilateral that is divided.Take any two points on its perimeter. Join them together and, if required, cut along that line. You now have non-regular quadrilateral that is divided.Take any two points on its perimeter. Join them together and, if required, cut along that line. You now have non-regular quadrilateral that is divided.Take any two points on its perimeter. Join them together and, if required, cut along that line. You now have non-regular quadrilateral that is divided.
Well, honey, to make a trapezium in MSW Logo, you gotta use the "FD" (forward) and "RT" (right turn) commands to draw the sides of the trapezium at different lengths and angles. Just remember to keep track of your angles and side lengths to get that trapezium looking sharp. And if you mess up, just hit that "CLEARSCREEN" command and start over - ain't nobody got time for crooked trapeziums!