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Given quadrilateral abcd, with vertices a (b,2c), b (4b,3c), c (5b, c), and d (2b,0), and without knowing anything about the relationship between b and c, classify the quadrilateral as precisely as possible. a) the quadrilateral is a rectangle b) the quadrilateral is a parallelogram c) a quadrilateral is a trapezoid d) the quadrilateral is a rhombus

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