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Big Ideas Math Integrated I, 2016

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5. Proving Triangle Congruence by SSS

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Exercise 4 Page 619

How many different shapes can a rhombus have?

Not stable

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By stable, we mean that the figure has a fixed shape. Therefore, if we can change the orientation of the sides, the figure is not stable. A rhombus is not stable since there are infinitely many ways you can draw a rhombus given a certain side length. Below we see two examples.

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Communicate Your Answer p.617

Monitoring Progress p.619-621

Exercises p.622-624