Mathematics, 23.08.2021 18:10 babyboogrocks5695

The blue hexagon in the middle has 2 tile lengths on each side. Let's use a variable to represent that: n=2 The number of green colored tiles in the border can be modeled as 6n+3, n=2 So the number of green border tiles is 6×(2)+3=15. If the blue hexagon in the middle had 4 tiles on a side (n=4), how many green colored tiles would there be in the border?

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