SOLUTION: When proving that a figure is a rectangle, which of the following is not a characteristic that must be shown to be true? A. Adjacent sides are conguent. B. Opposite sides a

SOLUTION: When proving that a figure is a rectangle, which of the following is not a characteristic that must be shown to be true? A. Adjacent sides are conguent. B. Opposite sides a

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Question 603284: When proving that a figure is a rectangle, which of the following is not a characteristic that must be shown to be true?
A. Adjacent sides are conguent.
B. Opposite sides are congruent.
C. Opposite sides have the same slope.
D. Adjacent sides have slopes that are negative reciprocals

Answer by lynnlo(4176) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
D.
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