Rhombus. Properties of a Rhombus: A B C D All properties of a parallelogram All sides are congruent (equilateral) The diagonals are perpendicular The.

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Rhombus

Properties of a Rhombus: A B C D All properties of a parallelogram All sides are congruent (equilateral) The diagonals are perpendicular The diagonals bisect the angles

A B C D E Since the diagonals of a rhonmbus are perpendicular, what kind of triangles are formed? Right triangles Therefore we can use what theorem? Pythagorean Theorem Legs Hypotenuse Leg Hypotenuse

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A B CD Remember: The diagonals bisect the angles!!! Page 12

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Homework Page 13 #1-7 Page 14 #3,5

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