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The base of a prism is a regular hexagon with the perimeter of 78mm the height of the prism is 16mm what is the area of one of t

he rectangular faces of the prism?

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kifflom [539]4 years ago

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The perimeter is the sides of the hexagon. One of the hexagon edges is shared with a rectangular face. Solve for that edge. 78/6=13. The height is the length and edge is the width. Area is length(16) times width(13). 16•13=208. The answer is 208mm^2

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