Math, asked by muskan407, 2 months ago

Draw a hexagon and draw any 3 of its diagonals.​

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Answered by anshuraj10
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Answer:

An isosceles triangle is drawn here by joining three of the vertices of a hexagon.

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Answered by rs869radia
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Answer:

diagonal connects two non-consecutive vertices of a polygon

A hexagon has six sides.

There are 3 diagonals from a single vertex, and there are 6 vertices on a hexagon, which suggests there would be 18 diagonals in a hexagon.

However, we must divide by two as half of the diagonals are common to the same vertices, Thus there are 9 unique in a hexagon.

The formula for the number of diagonals of a polygon is

2

n(n−3)

⇒n= number of sides of a polygon ⇒

2

6(6−3)

⇒9

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