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A regular hexagon A has the midpoints of its edges joined to form a smaller hexagon B. And this process is repeated by joining the midpoints of the edges of B to get a third hexagon C.what is the ratio of the area of c to the area of b? pls shed some light people
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areas are proportional to the square of the side proportions
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the regular hexagon obtained after joining the midpoints of the larger hexacogon are similar
how is the size of each side decreasing for each hexagon
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