- A16 cm
- B8√3 cm
- C8 cm
- D24 cm
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A regular hexagon splits into six equilateral triangles about its centre, so the longest diagonal passes through the centre and is twice the side: 16 cm.
Answer: A) 16 cm
A regular hexagon has sides of 8 cm. How long is its longest diagonal?
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