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163 Is the quadrilateral a square?
Source: Beat The GMAT — Data Sufficiency |
okigbo wrote:Isn't it A? If we just know the sides are equal, it could be a rhombus
thats y its c
bcoz statment1) it can be a rectangle or a square
statement2) it can be a square or rhombus
combining its a square
It does not matter how many times you get knocked down , but how many times you get up
True. C it is.
(1) quadrilateral is rectangle or square. Not Sufficient
(2) 3 equal sides--> rhombus or square. NS

1+2. sufficient.
UPD: oops, sorry m8, didn't read any post =(
(1) quadrilateral is rectangle or square. Not Sufficient
(2) 3 equal sides--> rhombus or square. NS
1+2. sufficient.
UPD: oops, sorry m8, didn't read any post =(
















