explain this statement to me if you understood it. I can't understand that how all the squares are rhombuses and not all rhombuses are squares. IRRELEVANT ANSWERS WILL BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY AND RIGHT ONES WOULD BE MARKED AS THE BRAINLEIST.
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because the properties of square matches with rombus.
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like equal sides,
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When you take a rhombus it will look exactly like square. But, some rhombus won't look like square.
So, all the squares are rhombus
But not all rhombus are squares
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