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the following statements are given (A) a parallelogram with a right angle is a rectangle (B)...

the following statements are given (A) a parallelogram with a right angle is a rectangle (B) a rhombus eith equal diagonals is a square (C) a kite with equal diagonals is a square (D) A TRAPEZIUM WITH BOTH PAIRS of opposite sides parallel is a rhombus (E) a quadriateral with equal diagonals is a rectangle. Which of the following is correct? [1] A and B [2] A,C AND E [3] B,C and D [4] E and C [5] B and E

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