Hello!
To find the area of a hexagon you do 3

where a is one of the sides
Since the perimeter is 60 we can do 60/ the sides of the shape
60/6 = 10
So one side is equal to 10
you put that into the formula to get the area of a hexagon and you get 259.81
Hope this helps!
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
it just moved a few points down
Answer:
Area = 36 
Step-by-step explanation:
There must be an error with the statement, because it is strange that the length of the frame is equal to its thickness.
Assuming that the data supplied is correct, we can do the following procedure.
Let's call L the length of the frame.
We know how much each side of the square measures.
L = 3 inches
We also know that the thickness (s) is:
s = 3 inches.
Then the area of the frame is equal to:
Area = Perimeter * thickness
Area = 4L*s
Area = 3*4*3
Area = 36 
Answer:
ASA
Step-by-step explanation:
The two figures share one side
Their angles that are congruent are marked
Since one has a right angle, the other will have a right angle as well because it is a straight line
The order that the angles and sides are placed in is Angle, Side, Angle