A circle touches all sides of a parallelogram, so the parallelogram must be a

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A circle touches all sides of a parallelogram, so the parallelogram must be a​

Eliza · Answer

Answer:   If all the side of a parallelogram touch a circle, show that the parallelogram is a rhombus.

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Step-by-step explanation:        Answer:  there  is    voltage  change  when     current   through   a  circuit  changes   as  u       know  that      voltage  is    current         cross  resistance  so  its                 simple  that  resistance   is  constant   but  current      changes            cases   voltage   change  ?  i  hope it  help  u         bye    bro   thx

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Sarah

which of the following number is in standard form -12/26 -49/70 -9/16 28/-105

Assertion: There was no civic strife among the two major communities and no possible division of Belgium on linguistic lines.

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A circle touches all sides ofa parallelogram, so the parallelogram must be a​

Sarah

which of the following number is in standard form -12/26 -49/70 -9/16 28/-105

Assertion: There was no civic strife among the two major communities and no possible division of Belgium on linguistic lines.

2 thoughts on “A circle touches all sides of<br />a parallelogram, so the parallelogram must be a​”

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A circle touches all sides of
a parallelogram, so the parallelogram must be a

2 thoughts on “A circle touches all sides of<br />a parallelogram, so the parallelogram must be a”