Marvin says that all rhombuses are squares. Aretha says that all squares are rhombuses. who is correct?

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25-04-2015
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Marvin says that all rhombuses are squares. Aretha says that all squares are rhombuses. who is correct?

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RedRicin RedRicin · Answer 1 · 2015-04-25T00:44:18+02:00

RedRicin RedRicin

25-04-2015

To be a rhombus the quadrilateral must have all equal sides.
To be a square it must have all equal sides AND angles.

Squares are rhombi, but rhombi are not squares. Thus, Aretha is correct.

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