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I need help pleaseeeeee I do not know what to do here

I need help pleaseeeeee I do not know what to do here-example-1
User Siukurnin
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Answer:

256 in²

Explanation:

Area of a Hexagon (To find side length)

  • A = 3√3 x l² x 1/2
  • 384√3 = 3√3 x 1/2 x l²
  • 256 = l²
  • l = 16 in

Area of square

  • Area = (Side length)²
  • Area = (16)²
  • Area = 256 in²
User Kekolab
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Answer:


A = 256

Explanation:

Since the hexagon is regular, we know that all of the side lengths are equal. We can find the length of the sides by solving for
l in the formula for the area of a hexagon:


A = (3√(3))/(2)l^2\\384√(3) = (3√(3))/(2)l^2\\384 = (3)/(2)l^2\\256 = l^2\\16 = l

Now that we have the side length, we can find the area of the square:


A = l^2\\A = 16^2\\A = 256

User Vookimedlo
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