In a parallelogram, consecutive sides are congruent. True False
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So, if we consider the consecutive sides of a parallelogram, they would be the adjacent sides that are connected to each other. Since opposite sides of a parallelogram are congruent, it follows that the consecutive sides are also congruent. Show more…
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