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The square and the rhombus are both equilateral. All their sides are the same length. In the square, the angles are all right angles. If you make a square and have each vertex on a "hinge" so that they can move, you can "reshape" the square and make different diamond (or lozenge) shapes. As you pull and push the shape to change it, the sides always remain the same length, of course. The angles all change as you move it though. That's a rhombus.

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