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Help - Classifying Quadrilaterals

Help - Classifying Quadrilaterals
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Help - Classifying Quadrilaterals

Help - Classifying Quadrilaterals-example-1
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A square is each of these because they may all be squares, hence a square is all of them.

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A square is all of these combined because each one could be a square, which means a square is each of these.

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