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Yes, as long as you don't want a regular hexagon. All that is necessary is for the 6 apex angles to add up to 360 degrees and all the sides adjacent to those angles to be equal in length. If you want a regular hexagon only 6 equilateral triangles of the same size will do.

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Q: Can 6 isosceles triangles make a hexagon?
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