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What shape has all sides of equal length and opposite sides parallel with no right angles?
Rhombus
What quadrilateral shape has 4 right angles opposite sides equal in length and parallel?
A rectangle.
What is a shape called with 4 equal length side opposite sides parallel but no right angles?
rhombus
Which shape has opposite sides that are both equal in length and parallel and always has four right angles?
A rectangle.
When both sets of opposite sides are parallel and equal in length a shape is classified as what?
A regular square or a rhombus if you mean all four sides are equal in length, a parallelogram if you mean the opposite sides are equal.
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