Draw a line from each corner to a single point inside the polygon. For n sides you have n triangles. Each triangle has a total of 180 degrees, so that makes 180n degrees. but we want the angles around the polygon only, so we have to subtract the angles round the point in the middle. which is 360 degrees = 2x180 degrees. So the result is (n-2)x180 degrees. Check: for a rectangle, n=4 giving 360 degrees OK. For a triangle n=3, giving 180 degrees OK. For a straight line (there and back) n=2, result 0 degrees OK.
1440 degrees
1440 degrees
A regular polygon
1800 degrees
A polygon with interior angle measures of 108 would be a pentagon
Providing that it is a regular polygon then each exterior angle measures 24 degrees and each interior angle measures 156 degrees
Yes, a pentagon is a polygon, whatever the measures of its angles.
1440 degrees
Right angle not polygon. (i'm not mad).
what polygon has angle measures that add up to 360
An equilateral triangle is a polygon that has a measure of 60o for each angle.
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