Kites and Rhombuses

The video tutorial explains how to classify quadrilaterals based on the length of their sides, focusing on kites and rhombuses. Kites are defined as quadrilaterals with two distinct pairs of intersecting sides that are equal in length. Examples of kites are provided, along with shapes that do not qualify as kites. The tutorial also introduces rhombuses, which are parallelograms with all sides equal in length, and explains that rhombuses are both kites and parallelograms.

What characteristics do the sides of a kite have?

Explain why the shape with all sides equal is considered both a kite and a parallelogram.