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Rectangles, Rhombuses, and
Squares
Geometry
Mr. Bower
Rectangle
• A rectangle is a
quadrilateral with
four right angles
• All rectangles are
parallelograms
Rectangle
Rectangle
Rectangle – Example 1
Rectangle – Example 1
Rectangle – Example 1
Rectangle – Example 2
Rectangle – Example 2
Rectangle – Example 2
Rectangle – Example 2
Rectangle – Example 2
Rectangle – Example 3
Rectangle – Example 3
Do you see the isosceles triangles?
Rectangle – Example 3
Do you see the isosceles triangles?
Rhombus
• A rhombus is a
quadrilateral with
four congruent sides
• All rhombuses are
parallelograms
Rhombus
Rhombus
• The diagonals of a
rhombus create
four congruent triangles
• Do you see the
congruent triangles in
the diagram?
Rhombus
Rhombus
Rhombus – Example 1
Rhombus – Example 1
Rhombus – Example 1
Square
• A square is a
quadrilateral with
four right angles &
four congruent sides
• All squares are
parallelograms
Square
Square
• A square is a
quadrilateral with
four right angles &
four congruent sides
• All squares are
rhombuses, so
diagonals create four
congruent triangles
Square
• A square is a
quadrilateral with
four right angles &
four congruent sides
• All squares are
rhombuses, so each
diagonal bisects two
opposite angles
Square
• A square is a
quadrilateral with
four right angles &
four congruent sides
• Diagonals create four
congruent 45°-45°-90°
triangles
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