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1 Construct a Regular Hexagon Scribe circumscribing circle

2 Construct a Regular Hexagon Draw line from center.

3 Construct a Regular Hexagon Scribe arc at same radius as circle.

4 Construct a Regular Hexagon Scribe a second arc at same radius as circle.

5 Construct a Regular Hexagon Scribe a third arc at same radius as circle.

6 Construct a Regular Hexagon Scribe a forth arc at same radius as circle.

7 Construct a Regular Hexagon Scribe a fifth arc at same radius as circle.

8 Construct a Regular Hexagon Draw lines connecting points as shown.

9 Construct a Regular Hexagon Draw lines connecting points as shown.

10 Construct a Regular Hexagon Draw lines connecting points as shown.

11 Construct a Regular Hexagon Draw lines connecting points as shown.

12 Construct a Regular Hexagon Draw lines connecting points as shown.

13 Construct a Regular Hexagon Draw lines connecting points as shown. Hexagon Completed !

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