Can a hexagon have equal sides but unequal angles? ...?

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Definitely not, a hexagon cannot have equal sides but unequal angles. This polygon can only have unequal angles, if the sides are as well unequal and this is called an irregular hexagon. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.

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