+5 Consider any right triangle. Construct a square off of each side and then connect the corners
of the squares to form a convex hexagon as in the figure below. What is the area of the hexagon in terms of a and b?
how would you solve this using algebra
I understand that we have to split the hexagon into different parts, and I know how to find the area of the right triangles and the squares, but how do we find the area of the non-right triangles, and what would the final answer be?
Look here d*psh*t, the same question has just been asked https://web2.0calc.com/questions/geometry-help_9718
looks like some cheaters are tryin to cheat
+12 Maybe this user didn't see the other question and needed some help. You didn't need to call them an unkind word, even if it was censored.
