Question

The diagonals in a kite are always equal in length.
True or false

Answer 1

Answer:

The diagonals in a kite are always equal in length.

This statement is False

Answer 2

The statement is false.

• The kite is a quadrilateral.
• It occupies two pairs of sides that are both the same length and are next to one another.
• The considerable length of the kite's two diagonals always naturally differs.
• The diagonals of this figure cross at right angles, and it can be observed that the more significant diagonal splits the shorter diagonal in half.
• It respectively has a reflection symmetry across one of its diagonals since it is symmetrical around its major diagonal.
• It is split into two isosceles triangles by the shorter diagonal.
• Therefore, the given statement - The diagonals in a kite are always equal in length is False.

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