In geometry, a hexagon is a two-dimensional polygon that has six sides. A regular hexagon is a hexagon in which all of its sides have equal length. We sometimes define a regular hexagon using equilateral triangles, or triangles in which all of the sides have equal length.
The regular hexagon is a convex polygon with six equal sides and six equal angles. Each external angle of the regular hexagon measures 60 degrees. It is closely related to equilateral triangles: Joining each vertex with its opposite, the regular hexagon is divided into six equilateral triangles.
