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The apothem-and-perimeter formula and finding the apothem when it is not given.
#geometry
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The regular hexagon shown is labeled with its side length. What is its area?
A regular polygon has an area of 324 cm² and an apothem of 9 cm. What is its perimeter?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
A regular polygon has an area of 81 m² and an apothem of 4.5 m. What is its perimeter?
A regular polygon has an area of 63 ft² and an apothem of 3.5 ft. What is its perimeter?
The regular hexagon shown is labeled with its side length. What is its area?
The regular hexagon shown is labeled with its side length. What is its area?
The regular hexagon shown is labeled with its side length. What is its area?
The regular hexagon shown is labeled with its side length. What is its area?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
A regular polygon has an area of 392.4 m² and an apothem of 10.9 m. What is its perimeter?
A regular polygon has an area of 225 m² and an apothem of 7.5 m. What is its perimeter?
A regular polygon has an area of 261 ft² and an apothem of 8.7 ft. What is its perimeter?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
A regular polygon has an area of 174 m² and an apothem of 5.8 m. What is its perimeter?
The regular hexagon shown is labeled with its side length. What is its area?
The regular hexagon shown is labeled with its side length. What is its area?
The regular hexagon shown is labeled with its side length. What is its area?
The regular hexagon shown is labeled with its side length. What is its area?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
A regular polygon has an area of 36 in² and an apothem of 3 in. What is its perimeter?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
A regular polygon has an area of 64.5 m² and an apothem of 4.3 m. What is its perimeter?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
A regular polygon has an area of 93.6 in² and an apothem of 5.2 in. What is its perimeter?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
A regular polygon has an area of 374.4 in² and an apothem of 10.4 in. What is its perimeter?
The regular hexagon shown is labeled with its side length. What is its area?
A regular polygon has an area of 144 in² and an apothem of 6 in. What is its perimeter?
The square shown is labeled with its apothem and its side length. What is its area?
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