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A square has four sides of equal magnitude (length), and four equal angles (all 90 degrees).

A square is technically a type of rhombus, but for the sake of this answer let's assume they areseparategeometric objects.

A rhombus has four sides of equal magnitude (length). However, think of a rhombus as a slanted square, kind of like an unstable table that has some weight on it, so it's leaning. It does not have four equal angles, but rather two sets of equal angles.


So the answer is a square has four equal 90 degree angles, but a rhombus does not.


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