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Diagonals of a Square Bisect Each-Other at Right Angles and Are Equal

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Diagonals of a/an ___ necessarily bisect the opposite angles.

A

Isosceles trapezium

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B

Parallelogram

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C

Rectangle

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D

Square

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Solution

The correct option is D Square
Diagonals of a square are also the angular bisectors of the opposite angles.

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