Question

What does a rhombus with two right angles look like?

Answer 1

Hint: For solving this question you should know about the rhombus, how it looks and what are the angles and sides of this. A rhombus is a quadrilateral which is closed shaped and all the angles of this can be different in pairs of opposite angles. We can see many quadrilaterals but rhombus is an equilateral quadrilateral.

Complete step by step solution:
According to our question we have to determine when a rhombus has two right angles then how it will look like or what the shape it will take.
So, if we see a diagram of rhombus then:

We can see in the diagram that the Rhombus contains four legs and each leg is touching the end of the other leg and the shape of this is closed. If we see the angles of a rhombus then it can be the same all angles and it can be that the pairs of opposite angles will always be the same.
Because the rhombus has all four same legs and if we stretch them from the angle's place then it will change its shape but only the angle will change the rhombus will always remain the same in length.
And if we make two right angles in this then it can be like a square because a square contains four legs and all the angles of a square are right angles.

As we can see in the diagram that both are the rhombus but one has two right angles and one has no right angles. And that is looking like a square because the square contains four right angles and four legs also. And a square’s four legs are always equal to each other.
So, the rhombus will look like a square with 2 right angles.

Note: If we make a rhombus then it can be possible that it has all angles are right angles and this will take shape as a square. But not all the rhombuses can be square. Only one Rhombus who has the same sides and right angles that only one Rhombus will be square. And all squares are rhombus.