Understanding Rectangle Properties: Diagonals, Angles, and Sides

Jan 17, 2026

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Explore the fundamental properties of rectangles including the characteristics of parallel sides, opposite sides, and angles. Learn about the relationships between consecutive angles and how diagonals bisect each other. We discuss whether diagonals are perpendicular and how they interact with corner angles. This comprehensive guide clarifies concepts like congruency and supplementary angles, ensuring you grasp the essential aspects that define rectangles. Perfect for students and educators looking to deepen their understanding of geometry.

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Geometry 6-4 Rectangles yes Parallel sides? Opposite sides: Opposite angles: Consecutive angles: Diagonals: Diagonals bisect each other? Diagonals perpendicular? Diagonals bisect corner angles? congruent congruent supplementary (and congruent) congruent yes no no

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