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A quadrilateral is any four-sided two-dimensional figure. Parallelograms such as squares and rectangles are also quadrilaterals.

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Is a triangle a quaderilateral?

NO!!! As the name Triangle ' suggest it is a shape of three angles, thereby three sides. A Quaderilateral is a shape of 4 sides. From Latin Tri = '3' Quad = '4'


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