If in a quadrilateral ACBD, AC=AD, BC=BD and angle A is greater than 180 degrees, can ACBD be called a kite?

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Jonathan B.
May 8, 2018

It is possible, but only if your situation allows for concave kites.

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Assuming #/_S# is greater than 180 degrees, a concave kite is the only possible kite you can get. ACBD (or in this case, QSRP) can be called a kite if your definition of kite allows for concave kites.

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