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Could a triangle and a rectangle ever be congruent. explain?
no because it is not the same shape or size.
Has four congruent angles?
It could be an irregular polygon with 5 or more sides or a rectangle or square.
What is parallelogram with congruent angles?
If it just has congruent angles it could be a square or rectangle. It really depends on the sides also. (if they're congruent)
If each side of a quadrilateral is congruent to its opposite side then the quadrilateral is a rectangle?
No you could have Square, Rectangle, Rhombus, Parallelogram
Which type of triangle has on angle equal to 80 percent and two congruent sides?
It could be an isosceles triangle
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