Outline the process for inscribing a regular hexagon in a circle. Perform the construction in GeoGebra

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mr_godi [17]1 year ago

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The following are the general steps to draw a hexagon inscribed in a circle:

First draw a circle with center A through B:

Then the intersection points will be vertex C and vertex D of the hexagon. Doing this for each vertex (from left to right) we will get the following:

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