Find the lateral surface area of a regular hexagonal pyramid whose edge measures 20cm and the radius of a circle inscribed in the base is 9√3 cm

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Find the lateral surface area of a regular hexagonal pyramid whose edge measures 20cm and the radius of a circle inscribed in the base is 9√3 cm

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The 9+9 in the Base Triangle is the same as the 18 in the lateral surface area triangle.

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