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How do you measure a shape that has four side that are not equal?
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Draw a diagonal to divide it into two triangles; find the area of each triangle and add the answers.
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What is the equal length or measure called?
If a shape has equal angles and side lengths then it is known as a regular polygon
What shape have two pairs of equal side and four right angles?
Rectangle.
How do you get the width of a square?
Measure any side, as a square has four equal sides
What shape is a quadrilateral with four right angles and all side of equal length?
square
What is a mathematical definition of square?
a four side figure with equal measure of all sides
How do you calculate perimeter of a square?
Multiply one side by 4, ie. a square has four equal sides measure one side and mutiply by four.
What is the perimeter for a square if one side of the square is equal to 4ft?
If a square has four sides, each of length four feet, the perimeter of the shape is equal to 4 x 4 = 16 feet.
Is rhombus has parallel side?
A rhombus is a four sided shape where all sides are equal length and opposite sides are parallel.
What shape has 2D shape and four-side shape?
QUADRILATERAL its spelled right.
What shapes do not have equal sides?
The shape that has not got equal side is a rectangle
What shape has one curved side and four straight sides?
A two-dimensional shape with one curved side and four straight sides can be created, but there is not specific name for such a shape.
Why is a square a rhombus?
A rhombus is any four-sided shape where all four sides are of equal length. A square has four sides. Each angle needs to be a right angle, a 90o angle, or else it will look skewed. If a side is longer than another side, it will look either skewed or like a rectangle. So, a square is any four-sided shape that has sides of equal length, which makes it a rhombus according to the definition above. Not all rhombuses are square - because their sides are equal but not their angles - but all squares are rhombuses.
