No. A square is a rectangle, but a rectangle is not a square.
A rectangle and a square are different shapes. A rectangle cannot be a square.
A square is a special rectangle.
it means that a square is not a rectangle
A square is a rectangle.
No! Every rectangle has a square if that's what you mean
Area of a square/rectangle=its length × its width
That is, a quadrilateral with no square corners is not a rectangle or a square. This is because by definition, a rectangle and a square have four square corners, so if a quadrilateral has no square corners, then it cannot be a rectangle or a square.
A square is a rectangle even through a rectangle is not always a square.
No. A square is a rectangle, but a rectangle is not a square.
A square is always a rectangle, but it is a rectangle that isn't a square.
A square is always a rectangle, but it is a rectangle that isn't a square.
a rectangle cant be a square but a square can be a rectangle
it is the formula for both a rectangle and a square. remember a square is a rectangle, but a rectangle is not a square (what i mean is a square has to have all 90 degree angles and four sides that are all the same length a rectangle doesn't have all the same lengths. but a rectangle is a shape with all 90 degree angles, and a square fits that discription)
A rectangle and a square are different shapes. A rectangle cannot be a square.
A square is a special rectangle.
it means that a square is not a rectangle