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6. a quadrilateral has two pair of opposite parallel sides. each of one
pair of parallel eides is 4 yarde long. each of the second pair of sides
is 8 yards long. a diagonal connecting the opposite corners of the
quadrilateral is 9 yards long. is the quadrilateral a rectangle? prove
that your answer is correct.
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