Is hexagon the strongest shape

Answer 1

Well basically yeah it kinda is.

A hexagon is A six sided figure.

We know that many geometric buildings contains triangles. When a hexagon is cut into two it is a trapezoid. when that is cut into two in is a triangle. a hexagon is basically a lot of triangles stuck together. We all know that i triangle can't be stronger than two or more. so what do you think is stronger, a triangle or a hexagon.

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The answer will depend on what you mean by "strongest" but the above answer is just a load of garbage!

Any polygon with four or more sides is not rigid. It can be skewed in the same way that a square can be flexed so that it becomes a rhombus. The only rigid polygon is a triangle. That is one reason why triangles are used in structures and also why rectangles (or similar shapes) need to be cross-braced.

Answer 2

No, a hexagon can be distorted (in the same way that a rhombus can be seen as a distorted square). A triangle is much stronger.