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A quadrilateral ABCD has angle A = 90°, angle B = 90°, angle C = 90°.
Find angle D and name the most specific shape if all sides are also equal.

Class 8Properties of QuadrilateralsGeometry
  • Aangle D = 90°, square
  • Bangle D = 100°, rectangle
  • Cangle D = 90°, trapezium
  • Dangle D = 80°, kite

Step-by-Step Solution

angle D = 360 - 270 = 90°. With four right angles and all sides equal, the shape is a square.
Answer: A) angle D = 90°, square

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