How to find the length of the side of a hexagon - SAT Math
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The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
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The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
Compare your answer with the correct one above
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
Compare your answer with the correct one above
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
Compare your answer with the correct one above
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
Compare your answer with the correct one above
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
Compare your answer with the correct one above
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
Compare your answer with the correct one above
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
The provided image represents a track in the shape of a regular hexagon with perimeter one fourth of a mile.
Teresa starts at Point A and runs clockwise until she gets halfway between Point E and Point F. How far does she run, in feet?
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
One mile is equal to 5,280 feet; one fourth of a mile is equal to
Each of the six congruent sides measures one sixth of this, or
Teresa runs clockwise from Point A to halfway between Point E and Point F, so she runs along four and one half sides, for a total of
Compare your answer with the correct one above