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HELP PLEASE. PLEASE DRAW AN EXAMPLE OF ANSWER 100 points !!!

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User Gauss
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As all sides are equal it's equitorual hexagon

An inscribed hexagon is best fit for construction

Steps

  • Draw a circle of radius r
  • Put compass and take radius measure.
  • Draw one. mark then draw 6 marks on circle one after other of measure r
  • Connect 6 marks .

Done ! We created

you can erase the circle later on

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User Rick Roy
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Answer:

Attachment 1

Take a compass and adjust it so that it is the width of line r.

Place the point of the compass on the left point of line r and draw a circle going through the right point of line r with radius r.

Attachment 2

Take a ruler, place it so it is against line r and extend the line r across the width of the circle (this is the diameter of the circle).

Attachment 3

Place the point of the compass on the right point of line r and draw a circle (blue circle).

Place the point of the compass on the left of the diameter and draw a circle (orange circle)

Attachment 4

The points of intersection of the 3 circles are the vertices of the hexagon.

Attachment 5

Join the points of intersection with line segments - this is your hexagon with sides equal to r.

(If necessary, erase the circles to show the hexagon only.)

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