Which of the following statements would be sufficient to prove,

Which of the following statements would be sufficient to prove, that parallelogram PQRS is a rectangle?

A.  PS = QR

B.  Angle P is the supplement of Angle S

C.  the measure of angle P  =  the measure of Angle R

D.  PR = QS
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?????????????? sufficient ????????????

the werd is good nuf

hav no idea wot pr & qs mite be

its rektangel if angels =90 deg (all av em)

kut out that fansee jive bout "supplement"=thro it in trash
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