Maths · Distance formula, sections formula, locus and its equation
Two quadrilaterals, a square and a rectangle are not similar as they . in shape
Two quadrilaterals, a square and a rectangle are not similar as they \( \ldots \). in shape as well as size.
- A. Differ
- B. Are same
- C. Do not siffer
- D. Angles also differ
Step-by-step solution
A square and a rectangle both have all angles 90°, so they are equiangular. However, for similarity, corresponding sides must be proportional. A square has all sides equal, while a rectangle has equal opposite sides but adjacent sides may be different. Unless the rectangle is also a square, the side ratios are not equal, so they differ in shape and size.
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