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Asha says a rhombus satisfies the condition of a kite. Is she right?

Class 8Kites and TrapeziumsQuadrilaterals
  • ANo, a kite can never have parallel sides
  • BYes, all four sides are equal, so both adjacent pairs are equal
  • COnly if the rhombus is a square
  • DNo, a rhombus has no equal adjacent sides

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A kite needs two pairs of equal adjacent sides. In a rhombus every pair of adjacent sides is equal, so it meets the condition. A rhombus is a special kite.
Answer: B) Yes, all four sides are equal, so both adjacent pairs are equal

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