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Not if the hexagon is a regular hexagon with sides of the same length as the sides of the square.

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What is the main difference between HT and LT Lines?

It's the voltage: HT high voltage LT low voltage Tension = voltage (French?)


The standard abbreviation for height is h?

The standard abbreviation for height is ht.


Wt and Ht qod in AM?

"WT and HT QOD in AM" typically refers to measuring weight (WT) and height (HT) every other day (QOD) in the morning (AM). This practice can be useful for monitoring changes in physical health or growth, particularly in clinical settings or for fitness tracking. Regular measurements help track progress and make necessary adjustments to health or fitness plans.


A building casts a 7.5m shadow at the same time that a 40m pole casts a shadow of 3m. How high is the building?

Ratio of shadows = 3m:7.5m :: 1:2.5 So, the ratio of the heights (in the same order) is 1:2.5 ie Ht(Pole):Ht(Building) = 40m:Ht(Building) = 1:2.5 So Ht(Building) = 2.5*40m = 100 metres


What is the measure of an interior angle of a regular quadrilateral?

You have to give more info. A regular quadrilateral can mean a square, or a rhombus. A square has 90 degrees and a rhombus can have from1-89 degrees or 91-179 degrees * * * * * No, that is not correct. Regular, in the context of a polygon, does not only mean that all ht esides are congruent. It also means that all angles are also congruent. Consequently, a rhombus is not a regular quadrilateral. Only a square is. And the interior angle of a square is 90 degrees. [As an aside, the angle of a rhombus need not be an integer, and so it need not be restricted to 1-89 degrees. It can be 89.5 degrees, or 89.9995 degrees, etc.]