Answer:
The distance from the center of a regular polygon to the midpoint of one side.
The length from the center of a regular polygon to the center of one of its sides. If you look close, it is equivalent to the height of a triangle if you were to slice the polygon into the three-sided shapes.
The length from the center of a regular polygon to the center of one of its sides. If you look close, it is equivalent to the height of a triangle if you were to slice the polygon into the three-sided shapes.
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