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Split into this number of triangles Step 1) What do you know? apothem = 14in Step 2) # of sides = 6 60º 14 in Split into this number of triangles 60º Step 3) Central Angle =360 6 =60º Step 4) Draw half the triangle ½ Central Angle = 30º 30º 14 in Step 5) Find smallest side X TAN 30º = opposite adjacent = X 14 14 TAN 30º = X 8.08 in = X

Area = ½ apothem (Perimeter) 14 in A= ½ a P Multiply the side by 2 get the length of the whole side 8.08 in Area = ½ apothem (Perimeter) Area = ½ (14) ( 16.16 * 6) (length of the side times # of sides) 14 in Area = 679 in² 16.16 in