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A regular hexagon A has the midpoints of its edges joined to form a smaller hexagon B. This process is repeated by joining the midpoints of the edges of the hexagon B to get a third hexagon C. What is the ratio of the area of hexagon C to the area of hexagon A?
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Each smaller hexagon formed will have side length equal to 0.866(half times square root of 3)times the length of its previous hexagon
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