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| A Quadrillateral with two pairs of consecutive congruent angles but opposite sides are not congruant |
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| Properties of a Parallelogram |
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- Both pairs of oppisite sides are parallel
- Both pairs of opposite sides are congruent
- Diagonals bisect each other
- Opposite angles are congruant
- Consecutive angles are complemetary
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| Properties of a Quadrillateral |
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- Has four sides
- all angle mesures add up to 360 degrees
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- All sides congruant
- Diagonals perpendicular
- Diagonals bisect opposite angles
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| Properties of a Rectangle |
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- Has four right angles
- Diagonals are congruant
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- Diagonals congruent
- Diagonas are perpendicular
- Diagonals bisect opposite angles
- All sides congruent
- 4 right angles
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| Definition of a Trapizoid |
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- A quadrillateral with EXACTLY 1 pair of parallel lines.
- The mid-segment is exactly between the two parallel bases (b1& b2)
- consecutive non-coparallelular angles are supplementary
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- Diagonals are congruant
- pairs of base angles are congruent
- Both legs are conguant
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| A quadrillateral that has two pairs of congruant sides that are not opposite |
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- Has ONE pair of congruent angles
- Diagonals are perpendicular
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