The figure shown is a rhombus. What conditions would also make it a square?. a. the figure would be a congruent if the diagonals were congruent

b. the figure would be a square if the diagonals were perpendicular

c. the figure would be a square if the diagonals bisect each other

d. none, a rhombus can never be a square.

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Mathematics

Sarai Gallagher

5 November, 00:21

The figure shown is a rhombus. What conditions would also make it a square?. a. the figure would be a congruent if the diagonals were congruent

b. the figure would be a square if the diagonals were perpendicular

c. the figure would be a square if the diagonals bisect each other

d. none, a rhombus can never be a square.

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Demarcus Kirk · Answer 1

the figure would be a congruent if the diagonals were congruent

Option A

Konnor Buck · Answer 2

The answer to this question is letter B. the figure would be a square if the diagonals were perpendicular. It is because a rhombus has perpendicular diagonals like a square. A rhombus can be a square but a square can never be a rhombus.