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The hexagon has all sides the same length and opposite sides are parallel, but is not a rhombus. Why?!

The hexagon has all sides the same length and opposite sides are parallel, but is not a rhombus. Why?!
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The hexagon has all sides the same length and opposite sides are parallel, but is not a rhombus. Why?!

The hexagon has all sides the same length and opposite sides are parallel, but is-example-1
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Although the sides are equal, it isn't a rhombus because there is 6 sides and not 4.

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