An n-sided polygon or n-gon, just like it sounds, has n sides. For example, a 13-sided polygon has 13 sides. A 24-gon has 24 sides.
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If the polygon has n sides, then the perimeter is 2.75*n metres.
If 'n' is the number of sides in a polygon with equal side length, then the number of sides is equivalent to (n-2)*180 degrees = total degrees in the polygon. E.g.) A polygon is even-sided with 360 degrees in its interior. How many sides does it have? Answer: (n-2)*180 = 360 n - 2 = 2 n = 4
For a polygon with n sides, there would be n*(n-3)/2
If there is regular polygon(having equal sides), then perimeter is L*N where L is length of side and N is no. of sides. If polygon is not regular then may Perimeter is equal to sum of all sides, if size of each side is known.
That depends on how many sides the polygon has but in general the number of degrees inside a polygon are: (n-2)*180 = sum of degrees whereas 'n' is the number of sides of the polygon.
A normal convex polygon cannot have 15 diagonals. If it has n sides, it has n*(n-3)/2 diagonals and this is equal to 15 if n = 7.18. However, it is not possible for a polygon to have a fractional side.
Infinitely many. For each integer n (greater than 2), there is a polygon with n sides or n vertices.
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A polygon with n sides can have n pairs of parallel sides (if n is even) or (n-1)/2 pairs if n is odd AND greater than 3. But it need not have any.
A polygon with n sides had n*(n-3)/2 diagonals. So a 20 sided polygon would have 20*17/3 = 170