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What special quadrilateral is both a rectangle and a rhombus?
A Sqaure
A rectangle has all the properties of a quadrilateral?
A rectangle is a special kind of quadrilateral that has four right angles and opposite sides that are equal and parallel.
Are all angles congruent in a quadrilateral or parallelogram or rectangle or rhombus or square?
Rectangle and square (which is a special kind of rectangle).
Is a square and rectangle a quadrilateral?
Yes. A square is a rectangle and a rectangle is a quadrilateral.
A special name for a square?
Rectangle or quadrilateral with four equal sides and angles.
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