Preethy sudhan's answer to Sanjana's Primary 6 Maths Geometry Singapore question.
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Only the opposite angles are equal
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4 years ago
Answer is given as 4 for this, which is a square, we thought its 3
For option 1, we can see that it is a trapezium, so it is definitely wrong.
For option 2, we know that it's a rectangle, so it's wrong too.
The problem comes with (3) and (4) is because this question is also testing us whether we read the square grid carefully and our concept of rhombus.
To see clearly, the breadth of the shape(parallelogram) is not equal to the length. Therefore, since (4) has 4 equal sides which is a square, (4) would be the right answer.
For option 2, we know that it's a rectangle, so it's wrong too.
The problem comes with (3) and (4) is because this question is also testing us whether we read the square grid carefully and our concept of rhombus.
To see clearly, the breadth of the shape(parallelogram) is not equal to the length. Therefore, since (4) has 4 equal sides which is a square, (4) would be the right answer.
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