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What quadrilateral always has four congruent sides?
square
Which quadrilateral always has four right angles and four congruent sides?
A square
Does a square have two pairs of opposite sides parallel?
yes. a square always has four equal sides. a rectangle also has four sides but one set is longer than the other.
What type of quadrilaterals always have four congruent sides?
They are a square and a rhombus
What quadrilateral always has four sides of equal length?
A square. Four 90 degree angles allow a quadrilateral to have equal sides.
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