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I think it has something to do with their angles all adding up to 360 degrees! If you take the internal angle measure of a hexagon (150 I think) and add it up to the 90 degrees in a square and the 60 degrees in an equilateral triangle, you get 360! so it all works out. But squares and hexagons can only tessellate with equilateral triangles so bear that in mind. I think it has something to do with their angles all adding up to 360 degrees! If you take the internal angle measure of a hexagon (150 I think) and add it up to the 90 degrees in a square and the 60 degrees in an equilateral triangle, you get 360! so it all works out. But squares and hexagons can only tessellate with equilateral triangles so bear that in mind.
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The shape with six edges is a called a hexagon. Examples of a hexagon would be a stop sign on the road.
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