Math, asked by abhinavabhi02445, 7 months ago

Regular hexogen one side is 4.Find the area

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:41.57

explanation:sides of hexagon =6

no. of 1 side = 4

total area=41.57

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Answered by meghashyamallada

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Answer:

3√3×4×4/2

12√3 is answer

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