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What side length would you specify if you were required to create a regular hexagonal plate that was composed of 33 cm2 of sheet

metal? Sketch the hexagon, dimension the side length on the sketch to 0.1 cm, and indicate your grid spacing. Justify your dimension.

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OverLord2011 [107]3 years ago

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5.3 is proble the answer
i think

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