alleryIn a rhombus, each diagonal does what to the angles at its ends?
ADoubles the opposite angles
BTrisects the opposite angles
CBisects the opposite angles
DLeaves them unchanged
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Bisects the opposite angles
1. A rhombus has four equal sides.
2. Each diagonal splits the angles at the two vertices it joins into equal halves.
3. So the diagonal is an angle bisector there.
_Source: Wikipedia, Bisection, section Rhombus_
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