A regular hexagon is drawn circumscribin...

A regular hexagon is drawn circumscribing the circle with centre `(1,(1)/(sqrt(3)))` and radius 2. `(3,sqrt(3))` is one vertex and other vertices are `(x_(i),y_(i)), i = 1,2,3,4,5`. Then, `sum_(i=1)^(5)(x_(i)+y_(i))` is

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