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Comparisons between Different Quadrilaterals

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How many types of quadrilateral also write the name of all quadrialterals.

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There are six quadrilaterals. Which are follows:
(1) Rectangle
(2) Square
(3) Parallelogram
(4) Trapezium
(5) Rhombus
(6) Kite

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