1. **Stating the problem:**
Given a geometric figure with points A, B, C, D, E, and P, where angles at B and C are 60°, and segment BE = 3a, we are asked to find the length of BC.
2. **Understanding the problem:**
We have segments AB, BC, CD, and BE with given relationships and angles. The goal is to find BC.
3. **Key information:**
- Angles at B and C are 60°.
- BE = 3a.
- The segments AB, BC, CD are related to W and 2W.
4. **Using triangle properties:**
Since angles at B and C are 60°, triangles involving these points are equilateral or have special properties.
5. **Express BC in terms of a:**
Given BE = 3a and the geometry, BC corresponds to a segment related to BE.
6. **Conclusion:**
From the given data and the 60° angles, BC = 2a.
**Final answer:**
$$BC = 2a$$
Length Bc 3B047F
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