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Congruency by Superimposition

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The rectangle has one set of congruent sides.

A

True

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B

False

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Solution

The correct option is B False
The rectangle is a four-sided closed figure having opposite sides parallel and equal. So, there are two sets of congruent sides in the case of a rectangle.
Hence the given statement is false.

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