True or False? A parallelogram with opposite congruent sides of 6 feet and 3 feet can be divided into two congruent rhombuses. (Giving crown to most accurate answer)

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True or False?

A parallelogram with opposite congruent sides of 6 feet and 3 feet can be divided into two congruent rhombuses.
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Answer:

True

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6 can be divided into 3 and 2

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