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What is a midsegment of quadrilateral?
4, and the midsegments always form a parallelogram
Is it true that every trapezoid is a quadrilateral?
It is true that every trapezoid is a quadrilateral
Is every tapezoid is a quadrilateral?
Yes every trapezoid is a quadrilateral because they have 4 sides
What is an quadrilateral parallelgram?
Every parallelogram must, by definition, be a quadrilateral.
Is every rhombus also a quadrilateral?
Yes. Every rhombus has four sides (of equal length). This makes it a quadrilateral.
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