Math, asked by patelt341, 5 months ago

maths what type of qudrilateral is it, whose diagonals does not intersect

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Answered by NarayananSahaana545

Answer:

Concave Quadrilaterals

Step-by-step explanation:

Only diagonals of square, rectangle, parallelogram and rhombus bisect each other. In concave quadrilaterals one diagonal lies within the quadrilateral and the outside the figure and they do not intersect so there is no question of their intersecting or bisecting each other.

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