I'm guessing you're asking what shape do you get if you cut a hexagon is cut into sixths.
If this hexagon is a regular hexagon, then the shapes would be equilateral triangles.
Cot(3x)=3^(1/2)
cot(x)= cos(x)/sin(x)
cot(3x)= cos(3x)/sin(3x)
look at a unit circle chart
find a value for cos that has sqrt(3) in it
which one will reduce so that the cos/sin will equal sqrt(3)?
pi/6 radians
now cot(3x) implies that x is one third this value
pi/18 is the answer
2 in 83628 is the tenths and 208 is the hundreds
Answer:
110
Step-by-step explanation:
you place 30 in the place of X, and it becomes 4×30-10. in PEMDAS, multiplication goes first and 4×30=120. 120-10=110