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When we join two equilateral triangles , the figure most likely to be formed is a .

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square

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rectangle

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rhombus

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kite

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Solution

The correct option is C rhombus
When we join two equilateral triangles we get a quadrilateral with four equal sides and two unequal diagonals. Hence, the figure will be a rhombus as shown here.

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