I have got next interesting geometry example :-)I have got regular

In summary, regular geometry refers to shapes with all sides and angles equal, such as squares and equilateral triangles. It is important to study regular geometry because it helps us understand properties and relationships of shapes used in various fields. To determine if a shape is regular, one can measure its sides and angles. Real-life examples of regular geometry include stop signs and honeycomb structures. Regular geometry differs from irregular geometry in that it deals with symmetrical and predictable shapes, while irregular geometry deals with shapes without equal sides and angles.
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I have got next interesting geometry example :-)

I have got regular hexagon ABCDEF, when S (mark for area in Czech... and in the USA, British I don't know :D) 30cm2.
In the hexagon is M.
You know: ABM(S)=3cm2 and BCM(S)=2cm2.
What is S of: CDM, DEM, EFM and FAM?

So, about me... I don't know much. I think is there some similarity of triangles and that is nub of example. But I don't know how use it.

Have you got any idea?
 
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What is a regular geometry example?

A regular geometry example is a shape or figure that has all sides and angles equal. Examples of regular shapes include squares, equilateral triangles, and regular hexagons.

Why is it important to study regular geometry?

Regular geometry is important because it helps us understand the properties and relationships of regular shapes, which can be applied in various fields such as architecture, engineering, and design. It also lays the foundation for more complex geometric concepts.

How do you determine if a shape is regular?

A shape is considered regular if all its sides and angles are equal. To determine if a shape is regular, you can measure its sides and angles using a ruler and protractor. If they are all equal, then the shape is regular.

What are some real-life examples of regular geometry?

Some real-life examples of regular geometry include the shape of a stop sign, the honeycomb structure of a beehive, and the design of a soccer ball. These shapes are regularly used in everyday objects and structures.

How is regular geometry different from irregular geometry?

Regular geometry deals with shapes that have all sides and angles equal, while irregular geometry deals with shapes that do not have these properties. Regular shapes have a more symmetrical and predictable appearance, whereas irregular shapes can have varying side lengths and angles.

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