If there is a quadrilateral ABCD and you have measures of any three sides and two diagonals of the quadrilateral ABCD, can you construct it?

No, it is impossible.

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Yes, definitely.

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With a measure of one angle too, yes.

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I can construct half quadrilateral.

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Solution

The correct option is B
Yes, definitely.

If we have 3 sides and 2 diagonals given to us, we can construct the quadrilateral. E.g. Suppose AB, AC, BD, BC, and CD are given. We have all measures of $△ A B C$ and $△ B D C$ . Hence, we can construct $△ A B C$ and $△ B D C$ . Now, we can join point D and point A so that we get the given quadrilateral.

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