Each side is 60 degrees. and the top and bottom sides are horizontal
I think width = (cos(60) * sideLength * 2) + sideLength = sideLength * 2
This seems a bit off
Each side is 60 degrees. and the top and bottom sides are horizontal I
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Each side is 60 degrees. and the top and bottom sides are horizontal
I think width = (cos(60) * sideLength * 2) + sideLength = sideLength * 2
This seems a bit off
width should be
2*sideLength(sideLength = cos(60) * sideLength * 2)height will be
sin(60) * sideLength * 2 = sqrt(3)*sideLength