Question

To construct the regular hexagon, the radius length AB is used to mark the vertices of the hexagon. Can this method be used to make any regular inscribed polygon, such as a square?

Answer 1

Answer:

This method cannot make any regular inscribed polygon such as a square.

Step-by-step explanation:

The main reason why it won't work to other regular polygons is beacuse the regular hexagon is the only polygon that its side is equal to the radius of the circumscribed circle. That's why won't work to other regular figures.

Therefore, the answer is no, it won't work to other regulat polygons such as a square.

Answer 2

No, it cannot be used to create other regular inscribed polygons.

This plan only works with a hexagon. If you inscribe a square into a circle, the lengths of the sides will not be equal to the radius.