Question

What is a non-square rhombus?

Answer 1

Hint: We first try to explain the concept of squares and rhombus. We also discuss the relation between them. We use that to find the concept of non-square rhombus with help of diagrams.

Complete step by step solution:
We first explain the concept of rhombus to get the idea about non-square rhombus later.
Rhombus is a particular form of parallelogram whose all sides are equal to each other.
Now when we take a square, we can define it in the form of a rhombus where a rhombus converts into a square with its all angles being equal to each other.
This means the angle of the square becomes equal to $\dfrac{\pi }{2}$.

Therefore, square is a particular form of rhombus. The above picture is of a square as well as a rhombus.
We can say that all squares are rhombus but all rhombus aren’t squares.

This is an image of rhombus but it is not a square as its two consecutive angles aren’t congruent.
These are called non-square rhombus.

Note: To put it simply a Rhombus is generally represented as a diamond shape, which may be square in properties. It is not necessary to treat it as diamond shape but the general form is taken in that format.