Where’s the rest of the question??
Answer:
I think this is what your asking
Step-by-step explanation:
Isometries are sometimes also called congruence transformations. Two figures that can be transformed into each other by an isometry are said to be congruent (Coxeter and Greitzer 1967, p. ... If a plane isometry has more than one fixed point, it must be either the identity transformation or a reflection.
Answer:
Area segment = 3/2 π - (9/4)√3 units²
Step-by-step explanation:
∵ The hexagon is regular, then it is formed by 6 equilateral Δ
∵ Area segment = area sector - area Δ
∵ Area sector = (Ф/360) × πr²
∵ Ф = 60° ⇒ central angle of the sector
∵ r = 3
∴ Area sector = (60/360) × (3)² × π = 3/2 π
∵ Area equilateral Δ = 1/4 s²√3
∵ The length of the side of the Δ = 3
∴ Area Δ = 1/4 × (3)² √3 = (9/4)√3
∴ Area segment = 3/2 π - (9/4)√3 units²
