A rectangle is a quadrilateral with four right angles. A square is a particular case of rectangles where all four sides are equal. Therefore, all squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares.Is square is rectangle?
Is rectangle is square?
Why?
I very confused and I need help. I think if I try to answer alone it be false answer. So, please, Help me.
It would be helpful if you told us what aspect of this confuses you. It may well be a language issue; your grammar here is incorrect (you presumably mean "is [every] square a rectangle"), but even correct grammar can be easily misunderstood. You may also be unfamiliar with the way definitions work in mathematics (or science), where, for example, we can say that a cat is a mammal but a mammal may not be a cat.Is square is rectangle?
Is rectangle is square?
Why?
I very confused and I need help. I think if I try to answer alone it be false answer. So, please, Help me.