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The mid-points of a rhombus's sides are joined in order. The figure formed is a:

Class 9The Mid-point TheoremGeometry — Quadrilaterals
  • Asquare
  • Brhombus
  • Crectangle
  • Dkite

Step-by-Step Solution

The Varignon sides are parallel to the diagonals. A rhombus has perpendicular diagonals, so the inner parallelogram has right angles, i.e. a rectangle.
Answer: C) rectangle

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