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Dissections

Dissections. One regular hexagon into three congruent regular hexagons. One regular hexagon into three congruent regular hexagons. A Greek cross is made up of five congruent squares. 1 square → 6 pieces → 2 Greek crosses . Can you do it using only 5 pieces?.

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Dissections

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  1. Dissections

  2. One regular hexagon into three congruent regular hexagons

  3. One regular hexagon into three congruent regular hexagons

  4. A Greek cross is made up of five congruent squares

  5. 1 square → 6 pieces → 2Greek crosses Can you do it using only 5 pieces?

  6. 3 congruent squares to make 1 square.

  7. Looking for squares in a tessellation of Greek crosses.

  8. Looking for squares in a tessellation of Greek crosses.

  9. Looking for squares in a tessellation of Greek crosses.

  10. 1 square → 5 pieces → 2 squares, one of which is double the edge length of the other.

  11. Regular hexagon into equilateral triangle

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