Question
Can regular hexagons (6-sided shapes with equal sides) fit together around a point without any gaps or overlaps? Try and see (a sample hexagon is given at the end of the book). How many fit together at a point?
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Answer
Yes, regular hexagons can fit together around a point without any gaps or overlaps. Three hexagon fit perfectly around one central point, like pieces of a puzzle. They touch each other neatly without any empty spaces in between, and they don’t pile up on top of each other.
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