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Problem
An integer equiangular hexagon is a six-sided polygon whose side
lengths are all integers and whose internal angles all measure
.
(a) How many distinct (i.e., non-congruent) integer equiangular
hexagons have no side length greater than
? Two such hexagons
are shown.
(b) How many distinct integer equiangular hexagons have no side
greater than
? Give a closed formula in terms of
.
(A figure and its mirror image are congruent and are not considered distinct. Translations and rotations of one another are also congruent and not distinct.)
Solution
See Also
| 2012 UNCO Math Contest II (Problems • Answer Key • Resources) | ||
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| All UNCO Math Contest Problems and Solutions | ||