Rahul Sofat Solutions for Chapter: Understanding Elementary Shapes, Exercise 3: EXERCISE 5.3

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6th CBSE
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 5 - Understanding Elementary Shapes>EXERCISE 5.3>Q 4

A triangle has _____ parts.

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6th CBSE
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 5 - Understanding Elementary Shapes>EXERCISE 5.3>Q 5

Any three line segments make up a triangle.

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6th CBSE
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 5 - Understanding Elementary Shapes>EXERCISE 5.3>Q 5

A triangle can have two obtuse angles.

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6th CBSE
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 5 - Understanding Elementary Shapes>EXERCISE 5.3>Q 5

A triangle can have two right angles.

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6th CBSE
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 5 - Understanding Elementary Shapes>EXERCISE 5.3>Q 5

Every rhombus is a parallelogram.

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6th CBSE
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 5 - Understanding Elementary Shapes>EXERCISE 5.3>Q 5

Adjacent sides of a parallelogram are equal.

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6th CBSE
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 5 - Understanding Elementary Shapes>EXERCISE 5.3>Q 6

Define trapezium, parallelogram and a rectangle.

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6th CBSE
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 5 - Understanding Elementary Shapes>EXERCISE 5.3>Q 7

What is the difference between the regular and irregular polygon?