Math, asked by vhparmar1979, 7 months ago

what type of quadrilateral is this whose diagnals does not intersect​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Concave quadrilateral

Explanation:

It is a type of quadrilateral in which one interior angle is greater than 180° and one diagonal lies outside the shape, so there is no possibility of intersection of diagonals(see the attachment)

Red lines are diagonals

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