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Needless to say that each statement alone is not sufficient.BTGmoderatorDC wrote:
Line DB divides Rectangle ABCD into two equal triangles. Is Angle ABD equal to 30 degrees.
(1) One side of Triangle ABD is equal to 2.
(2) One side of Rectangle ABCD is 1.
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Yes, the line will be a diagonal, but the four angles created by this diagonal will each be 45 degrees only if the rectangle is a square.swerve wrote:Hi,
I had a very basic doubt here.
If a line divides a rectangle into two equal triangles, shouldn't this line be the rectangle's diagonal and create a 45-degree angle at the vertices?
IF all 4 sides of the rectangle have EQUAL length (i.e,, the shape is a square), then the diagonal will create two 45-45-90 right triangles.swerve wrote:Hi,
I had a very basic doubt here.
If a line divides a rectangle into two equal triangles, shouldn't this line be the rectangle's diagonal and create a 45-degree angle at the vertices?
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