Afloor is being covered with regular hexagonal tiles. Some tiles must be cut in ha;f, as shown, to fit against a wall. What is the measure of Angle P in the cut tiles?

a. 45*
b. 60*
c. 90*
d. 120*

Question

Afloor is being covered with regular hexagonal tiles. Some tiles must be cut in ha;f, as shown, to fit against a wall. What is the measure of Angle P in the cut tiles?

a. 45*
b. 60*
c. 90*
d. 120*

elisaneedshelp · Answer

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elisaneedshelp · Answer

@iPwnBunnies

elisaneedshelp · Answer

dont worry if you cant help me with this one I have others

ipwnbunnies · Answer

I'm not sure if this is asking for the measure of one of the interior angles, or not. >.>

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Soz, I'm not sure about this one.

elisaneedshelp · Answer

oh poor little angle

ipwnbunnies · Answer

.-. What lol. This is the same hexagon.

elisaneedshelp · Answer

Angle is forever alone

elisaneedshelp · Answer

Lol let me find another question for you

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Wait, a minute. >.> Do you think that's an equilateral triangle.

elisaneedshelp · Answer

Yes i do see what i did there

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Then, the angle would be half of the measure of an interior angle.
One angle is 120 degrees, total 720 degrees, so that angle is 60 degrees, I believe.

elisaneedshelp · Answer

But how do i list the skills i need to solve this i guess i would just write that

elisaneedshelp · Answer

are there any traps to this problem?

ipwnbunnies · Answer

I have no idea lol.

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Um, this should be help.
The sum of the interior angles of a polygon:
$$180(n-2)$$
For one angle, divide by the number of sides.

elisaneedshelp · Answer

Wait what is that for ?

elisaneedshelp · Answer

Thats a trap?

elisaneedshelp · Answer

Trapping my mind

ipwnbunnies · Answer

I have no idea lol. It's good to know.