To show: Parallelogram with given vertices is not a rhombus.

Explanation of Solution
Given information:Here, we have given that vertices of parallelogram are
Formula used: Distance formula: d =
Proof: Let vertices be A
A quadrilateral is rhombus when lengths all sides is equal.
So, AB =
Now, BC =
As, AB is not equal to BC.
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