if hexagon A is similar to hexagon B and hexagon B is similar to hexagon C.then what conclusion can be drawn?what property does this illustrate?
If hexagon A is similar to hexagon B and hexagon B is similar to hexagon C, then we can conclude that hexagon A is similar to hexagon C. This conclusion is based on the transitive property of similarity.
The transitive property states that if two objects are each similar to a third object, then the first two objects are similar to each other. In this case, hexagon A and hexagon B are individually similar to hexagon C, so we can infer that hexagon A and hexagon C must also be similar.