Question

What construction does the image below demonstrate?
1.The circumcenter of a regular hexagon
2.The incenter of a regular hexagon
3.A regular hexagon circumscribed about a circle
4.A regular hexagon inscribed in a circle

Answer 1

Please post the image via downloading it/taking a screenshot then uploading it via the 'Attach File' function.

Answer 2

https://api.agilixbuzz.com/Resz/~0.mMLJVXRR5mY_uFjI.QGNmbcV0RVKvay-DdVGdC4pwQw2qzPQPG9ZOb6qI4_Q/144115979,F3C,0,0/Assets/95082_55a93929/0100_g10_q3.gif

Answer 3

What are you thinking for this one?

Answer 4

I would ignore those squiggly blue lines by the way, they seem irrelevant.

Answer 5

If anything they're just representing that the endpoints of the hexagon can be points on the circle.

Answer 6

Did some looking around and apparently the squiggly lines are important. They're bisecting the interior angles of the hexagon, depicting the in center of the polygon.

Answer 7

So whilst all the options are true to an extent, one is most true.

Answer 8

So ethier 3 or 4?..

Answer 9

Whilst arguably true, you wouldn't need all of the half circles to represent that. So you can infer that they are trying to express something more than that, unless this is multiple choice.

Answer 10

Three does look like a strong answer though, since the circle is circumscribing the hexagon, with circle passing through the vertices of the shape.

Answer 11

Okay. Im just going to try 3. Thanks for your help!

Answer 12

No problem

Answer 13

Texas is called the Lone Star State because of the design of the state flag: a broad vertical blue stripe at left centered by a single white star, and at right, horizontal bars of white (top) and red."
Which of the following statements about this quote from the Texas Almanac is FALSE?
a.
The quote is biased.
b.
The quote is factual.
c.
The quote is credible.
d.
The quote is from a secondary source.