in st(1) here it's very easy to determine that we have 120` angle @ internal angle for the regular hexagon (meaning all sides are equal) - the direct reference to memorized rules/theories of regular ***gons is not required
the formula applied (n-2)*180, n is number of sides in the regular polygon <> (6-2)*180=720.
720/6=120` is internal angle at each axis. Since angle @ axis (120`) is divided into 2 equal angles by the line connecting the hexagon's axis and its center, we have 60` at the base AB and other side with the central angle 360/6=60. We have equilateral triangle with all sides equal. Hence AB=side of hexagon.
rahulvsd wrote:The hexagon has a center A and the length of AB is 4. What is the perimeter of this hexagon?
(1) The hexagon is a regular hexagon.
(2) The length of the top side is 4.
[spoiler]OA: A. What is top side?[/spoiler]
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