How do I find the center of rotation of a hexagon?

I have a hexagon figure which is then rotated some unspecified number of degrees, producing a figure that is  identical but in a different location.  How can I find the point around which the figure was rotated to bring it to the new location?
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Thats the MASS senter.

If yu hav REGULAR hexagon, its the senter av hex...half up from bottom & half kross middel

nonregular...yu gotta integrate tu get area

& then agin tu get area/2
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