
Question: 
Is quadrilateral ABCD a square?
(1) AB = BC = CD = DA
(2) AC = BD
“Is Quadrilateral ABCD a Square?”- is a topic of the GMAT Quantitative reasoning section of GMAT. This question has been taken from the book "GMAT Official Guide". GMAT Quant section consists of a total of 31 questions. GMAT Data Sufficiency questions consist of a problem statement followed by two factual statements. GMAT data sufficiency comprises 15 questions which are two-fifths of the total 31 GMAT quant questions.
Solution and Explanation:
Approach Solution 1:
(1) AB = BC = CD = DA --> both square and rhombus have all four sides equal in length. Not sufficient.
(2) AC = BD --> both square and rectangle have diagonals equal in length. Not sufficient.
(1)+(2) ABCD is a square. Sufficient.
Correct Answer: C
Approach Solution 2:
Statement 1: It can be either a square or rhombus. Insufficient.
Statement 2: It can be either a square or a parallelogram or a rectangle or any equidiagonal quadrilateral..
Combining St 1 and St 2, It has to be a square.
Correct Answer: C
Approach Solution 3:
The square has equal sides and equal diagonals.
The rhombus has equal sides but not equal diagonals.
So both together are sufficient
Correct Answer: C
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