If the center of the regular hexagon is at origin and one of the vertex on argand diagram is 1+2i, then the perimeter is?

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amriju · Answer

ah..there is a good question...i like it..:)

anonymous · Answer

yeah @amriju . I have many like this :)

amriju · Answer

no this one is like u know.. a sexy question... if u have a hexagon and u draw lines from the vertices to the centre do u get 6 equilateral triangles?

amriju · Answer

@aryandecoolest

anonymous · Answer

yeah!! ) pls explain it

amriju · Answer

so one of the side of the equilateral triangle is the edge of the hexagon?

anonymous · Answer

yeahhh!! but how?

amriju · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

yeah i get that but how will you prove that. one you can get because it's mentioned what about other 5 triangles?

amriju · Answer

triangles ABO.etc all are equilateral...now if A be 1+2i..then what is AO?

anonymous · Answer

If that's the case then we can get easily.....but any specific proof that all are necessarily be equilateral ?

anonymous · Answer

by seeing it looks but.....!! still

anonymous · Answer

AAHh!!! ok i got it

anonymous · Answer

thanks!!! thanks a ton

amriju · Answer

its a property of a regular hexagon..proof is available

amriju · Answer

:)