A cellular system is allocated enough bandwidth for 200 channels. If the system has a re-use...

A cellular system is allocated enough bandwidth for 200 channels. If the system has a re-use factor of 7 (each cell surrounded by six others with different channels), how many channels are allowed per cell? What if the re-use factor is 4? What if the re-use factor is 12?
If a 10km x 10km area is to be covered by hexagonal cells with a diameter of 1km, how many cells are needed (don't worry about overlaps on the edges of the square area)? Note: diameter is defined from corner to corner, and is twice the edge length. See wikipedia for area formulas.

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