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If a property is trie in a square, what other figures must it be true in

I need a little help on my math homework because i left my math book at school please help me.
3/20/2014 | Ebony from Virginia Beach, VA | 1 Answer | 0 Votes
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If a property is true for a square, then it is also true for a parallelogram, rhombus and rectangle. A square is a combination of all of these figures (parallelogram, rhombus and rectangle), therefore it is a very specific type of quadrilateral.
3/20/2014 | Keith M.

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A square has 4 90º angles but a parallelogram doesn't necessarily have 90º angles. What about a rhombus ?
A square has 4 sides of equal measure but a parallelogram and a rectangle don't necessarily have 4 sides of equal length.
3/20/2014 | Arthur D.