Mathematics, 04.11.2020 20:20, chrisd2038

How would a circumscribed hexagon compare to the area of a circle? underestimate of the circle
overestimate of the circle
same area as the circle
does not compare

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How would a circumscribed hexagon compare to the area of a circle? underestimate of the circle