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

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The discussion centers on calculating the areas of specific triangles within a regular hexagon ABCDEF, given that the total area S is 30 cm². The areas of triangles ABM and BCM are provided as 3 cm² and 2 cm², respectively. Participants suggest leveraging the properties of similar triangles to derive the areas of triangles CDM, DEM, EFM, and FAM. The use of GeoGebra is recommended for visualizing the problem and aiding in the calculations.

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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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