Math, asked by iishmodani, 3 months ago

how square is subset of rectangle?

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Answered by subha2007293

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Square is a subset of rectangle, so all squares are rectangles. However, not all rectangles are squares. Rectangle can have incongruent adjacent sides, but square must have congruent adjacent sides.

Answered by gursharanjali

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Square is a subset of rectangle, so all squares are rectangles. However, not all rectangles are squares. Rectangle can have incongruent adjacent sides, but square must have congruent adjacent sides.

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