M O GEOMETRY Identifying parallelograms, rectangles, and squares Answer the questions about the figures below. 3 m Figure A Explanation 3 m 3 m (a) Which figures are squares? Mark all that apply. Figure A (b) Which figures are parallelograms? Mark all that apply. O Figure A O Figure B (c) Which figures are rectangles? Mark all that apply. O Figure A 3 m O Figure B O Figure C Figure B Check O Figure C O Figure C Figure B 2 m 5 m 4 m O None of the figures O None of the figures O None of the figures 3 m L X Figure C 5 m 5 m ☐ L ? 3 m 0/5 O2022 McGraw Hill LLC. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Use Privacy Center Nikid Ac

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NeveaD315972 NeveaD315972 · Answer 1 · 2022-11-03T10:27:09+01:00

Given the dimensions of each figure:

• Figure A:

Length of each side = 3m

All sides have equal lengths.

• Figure B:

Length of top base = 2 m

Length of bottom base = 5m

Length of each leg = 4m

• Figure C.

Length = 5 m

Width = 3m

Since the length of all sides in figure A are equal and they meet at right angles, we can say figure A is a square.

Also, figure A has 2 pairs of parallel sides.

Since it has 2 pairs of parallel sides, we can say it is also a parallelogram.

Figure B has two parallel bases, while the opposite legs are equal.

Figure B has just one pair of parallel side.

Thus, we can figure B is a trapezoid.

Figure C has two pairs of parallel sides and the opposite sides have equal lengths.

Thus, we can say Figure B is rectangle and also a parallelogram.

Hence, we have the following:

• Squares ==> Figure A

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• Parallelogram ==> Figure A and Figure C

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• Rectangle ==> Figure C.

• ANSWER:

(a).

(c).