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In a square, how do the lengths of the four sides compare?

AOnly opposite sides equal
BAll four sides are equal
CAll four sides differ
DOnly two sides are equal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. All four sides are equal
1. A rectangle needs only opposite sides equal. 2. A square needs more: every side must have the same length. 3. So all four sides of a square are equal. _Source: NCERT Maths Mela Class 3, Ch 5 Fun with Shapes (ncert.nic.in/textbook/pdf/cemm105.pdf), Same to Same_
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