Answer :
can be a rhombus - yes
can be classified as a rhombus - no (here I understand this to mean "is always")
So some parallelograms can be rhombi, but not all of then necessarily are.
Rhombus has 4 equal sides, which can be parallel or not. If they are parallel then they are also a parallelogram ( so some parallelograms can be rhombi too) but if they're not then not.
Some but not all parallelograms (shapes with 2 pairs of parallel sides) can be rhombi, but it is not true that all parallelograms can be classified as a rhombus. If both of the pairs of the parallelogram are equal then they are a rhombus, but if not (a typical reclangle) then this is a case of a parallelogram that is not a rhombus).
The final answer is false
can be classified as a rhombus - no (here I understand this to mean "is always")
So some parallelograms can be rhombi, but not all of then necessarily are.
Rhombus has 4 equal sides, which can be parallel or not. If they are parallel then they are also a parallelogram ( so some parallelograms can be rhombi too) but if they're not then not.
Some but not all parallelograms (shapes with 2 pairs of parallel sides) can be rhombi, but it is not true that all parallelograms can be classified as a rhombus. If both of the pairs of the parallelogram are equal then they are a rhombus, but if not (a typical reclangle) then this is a case of a parallelogram that is not a rhombus).
The final answer is false
