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A quadrilateral is described as having exactly one line of symmetry, which lies along one of its diagonals, and two pairs of equal adjacent sides.
What shape is it?

Class 8Types of QuadrilateralsQuadrilaterals
  • ARhombus
  • BKite
  • CRectangle
  • DIsosceles trapezium

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Two pairs of equal adjacent sides and a single axis of symmetry along a diagonal are the defining features of a kite.
Answer: B) Kite

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