cuadrado
Also known as 2-orthoplex, bicross, 2-cube, 2-cross-polytope, regular quadrilateral
paralelogramo con 4 lados y 4 ángulos rectos iguales
AI overview
A square is a four-sided shape where all sides are equal in length and all corners form right angles (90 degrees). Squares matter because they're fundamental in geometry and mathematics—their properties are used to calculate area, and the concept of "squaring" a number (multiplying it by itself) is named after this shape's mathematical importance.
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Key facts
- Polygon.name
- Square
- Polygon.image
- Square with offset tick marks.svg
- Polygon.caption
- A square. The blue ∟ annotations mark equal right angles at its vertices and the red // annotations mark equal side lengths.
- Polygon.edges
- 4
- Polygon.symmetry
- order-8 dihedral
- Polygon.area
- side2
- Polygon.angle
- /2 (90°)
- Polygon.perimeter
- 4 · side
via Wikipedia infobox
Article · Español
Un cuadrado en geometría es un cuadrilátero regular, es decir, una figura plana de cuatro lados congruentes y paralelos dos a dos, y cuatro ángulos interiores rectos (90°), por lo que también cumple con la definición de rectángulo y paralelogramo
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