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Question 1205862: Below was a school assessment question:
"There are two windows in Elana's bedroom, each of which has four
right angles. One of her windows has four congruent sides.
The other window contains two pairs of opposite sides that are equal,
but all four sides are not congruent. Which statement about Elana's
windows is true?
1). Both windows are squares.
2). Both windows are pentagons.
3). Both windows are rectangles.
4). Both windows are rhombuses.
Please explain why which answer is correct.
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Question 1209518: (36) PQRS is a rhombus, W is the midpoint of PQ, T is the midpoint of PS and V is the intersection point of QT and SW. What fraction of rhombus PQRS is quadrilateral PWVT?
Link to diagram: https://ibb.co/PsrxgPwG
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Question 1209518: (36) PQRS is a rhombus, W is the midpoint of PQ, T is the midpoint of PS and V is the intersection point of QT and SW. What fraction of rhombus PQRS is quadrilateral PWVT?
Link to diagram: https://ibb.co/PsrxgPwG
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Question 1176042: The kite MAYE with angles A and Y being congruent to each other, and side AY being short diagonal in the kite and side ME being the long diagonal. Angle M = ((1.618)(3.14)) and Angle Y = (12u + u/2). Angle A is half a right angle while angle MEY is bisected by diagonal ME, with Angle AEY=(73.588u). Find the value of u, and the measurements of M, Y and AEY.
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Question 1210178: Two congruent rhombi share the point of intersection of their diagonals. The shorter diagonals are perpendicular to each other. Prove that the line joining the point of intersection of the diagonals and the midpoint of a side of one rhombus is perpendicular to a side of the other rhombus.
show the diagram please
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