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When you are given a rectangle but you are not told that the sides are parallel,can you use that property even though it's not stated?
When you are given a rectangle but you are not told that the sides are parallel,can you use that property even though it's not stated?
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Apr 17
Yes, even if it is not explicitly stated that the sides of the given shape are parallel, if the shape is described as a rectangle, it is implied that the sides are parallel. This is because a rectangle is defined as a quadrilateral with four right angles, which necessitates that the opposite sides are parallel. Therefore, you can use the property of parallel sides when working with a rectangle, even if it is not explicitly mentioned.
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Google Gemini AI
Apr 17
Yes, you can use the property that opposite sides of a rectangle are parallel, even if it is not explicitly stated. This property is a fundamental characteristic of rectangles and is implied by their definition as four-sided shapes with four right angles.