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The diagonals of quadrilateral WXYZ intersect at R. If R is the midpoint of WY and XZ, and WR = XR, what is the most specific quadrilateral that WXYZ can be?

Group of answer choices

rhombus

square

rectangle

parallelogram

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : The diagonals of quadrilateral WXYZ intersect at R.

R is the midpoint of WY and XZ, and WR = XR,

To Find :  what is the most specific quadrilateral that WXYZ can be  

rhombus

square

rectangle

parallelogram

Solution:

R is the midpoint of WY and XZ,

=> WR = RY

    XR = ZR

The diagonals bisect each other

Hence WXYZ is a parallelogram

WR = XR

=>  WR = XR = RY  = ZR

=> WR + YR = XR + ZR

=> WY = XZ

=>  Diagonal are also Equal

Hence WXYZ is a rectangle

most specific quadrilateral that WXYZ can be is RECTANGLE

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