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With Method two it metions it can also be used with the radius. However in the explanation it only shows side length. So would I use the same formula but use the radius instead of the side length?
The radius of a hexagon is the same as the side length, because the circle is inscribed in the hexagon. So just use the same formula and plug it in.
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What is the area of a regular hexagon where the length of each side is 7m?
The side is 1/2 of 7 = 3.5. The area of a regular hexagon is (3√3 *3.5^2)/2 =31.82 or 32 cm, approximately.
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If given area and length of a rectangle, how do I find the perimeter?
Divide the area by the length, giving you the width. Add twice the width to twice the length.
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How can I find the height of a rectangular prism with the width, length and area of base?
You also need to know the volume, in which case, you would divide the volume by the area.
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How do I find the perimeter of a nonagon with area of 28.8 and side length of 21?
The perimeter equals the side length times the number of sides. In this case, multiply 21 by 9 and you will get a perimeter of 189.
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How to find the area of a kite given the length of the sides?
That's not enough information to find the area.
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A hexagonal prism is 13 cm long and has a volume of 370.5 cm squared. What would be area of the front side?
Divide the volume by the length to get the cross-sectional area. Assuming this is a regular hexagon, use the area formula to solve for the width of a side: A...
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How can I find the side of an isosceles triangle when only the area and the length of equal sides are given?
A=area, L=length of 1 equal side, b=base, θ=HALF of angle between 2 equal sides. Split the triangle in half down the middle. The middle line is h, the height. Analyze...
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How do I double the lateral surface area of a square pyramid?
One way would be to double either the length of the sides of the base or the slant height (but not both).
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How would I find width when I've been given volume, height, and length?
You divide the volume by the height and the length. You could multiply the height and the length with each other first before dividing. W = V / (H*L).
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