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A hexagon will be formed in 10c6 ways, in which we select any 6 points of 10 = 210
But there will be 10 cases when all the selected 6 points will be adjacent. In these cases there will be no hexagon.
So total cases = 210-10 = 200

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Would you please explain why do you think that adjacent points won't create a hexagon? From my understanding, the points lie in a circle and not in a line. So connecting them should form a hexagon regardless of their positions :)
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