A "diamond" is a quadrilateral, but there technically isn't a polygon called a "diamond"
Technically speaking a "diamond" is either a square or rhombus turned 45 degrees, which is why many people think they are a different shape. If a quadrilateral has four congruent angles it's called a rectangle. If a quadrilateral has four congruent sides it's called a rhombus. If it has congruent angles andsides it's called a square. These things are true regardless of the shape's orientation (how it's turned or rotated).
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A rhumbus?
It is a convex polygon.
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It is a quadrilateral.
A polygon
Yes, there is polygon that is called a diamond but it is not the same shape as the precious stone.
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A rhumbus?
A diamond is indeed a polygon. It's a closed figure lying on a plane and constructed of straight lines.
Quadrilateral.
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In general, a diamond shape is neither a square nor a regular polygon. Only in an extreme form is it a square and therefore a regular polygon.
no it's not
a rhombus
because a rhombus is a kite and a kite is a quadrilateral and a polygon. basically to sum it up a polygon is a kite (diamond).
It is not a polygon, because a polygon is a closed figure.
It is a convex polygon.