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Where did the name rhombus come from?
the name rhombus came from German languages
What is another name a rhombus?
A rhombus is a 4 sided quadrilateral as is a parallelogram.
What are the names of a 3dimensional figure with a curved surface?
Sphere, cylinder and a cone
What is the name for a rhombus with 4 angles?
The answer would be a rhombus, as All rhombuses have 4 angles.
What shape is not a name for a rhombus?
A banana.
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