#Help geo mains or if u're good at geo
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do you have the original problem, by any chance?
Hint:|| just rotate each smaller triangle by 60 degrees around its corresponding vertex A,B,C.||
i don't think so, as someone came up with a hint
||S is an area of ABC. After the rotation the area of the hexagon equals two areas of ABC. On the other hand the hexagon consists of 3 equilateral triangles with sides 5,12,13 plus three equal right triangles with sides 5,12,13.||
Ohh that's genius
Is there a theorem that suggest that the hexagon is equals to 2•triangle?
you don't need a theorem. Just by construction.
The hexagon consists of the triangle ABC plus copies of its parts (rotated). So, they make 2S.
Is the answer ||(180+169√3)/4||?
That’s ugly…..but might be the correct answer
yes
How can I make it prettier?
you can divide 180/4=45. One digit less 🙂
same as I show in the picture
just use Heron's for the area of the triangle
thanks