Mathematics, 22.09.2021 18:20 heroxtree
What is the difference between constructing a regular hexagon and constructing an equilateral triangle?
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O For the hexagon construction, every arc along the circle is connected, but for the equilateral triangle construction, every other arc along the circle is
connected
O For the hexagon construction, every other arc along the circle is connected, but for the equilateral triangle construction, every arc along the circle is
connected
O For the hexagon, the diameter is used to start the construction, but for the equilateral triangle, the radios is used to start the construction,
For the hexagon, the radius is used to start the construction, but for the equilateral triangle, the diameter is used to start the construction,
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