Sum of five consecutive even numbers is 540. So the middle one is 540/5 = 108.
The other four are 108-4, 108-2, 108+2 and 108+4. So the largest is 108+4 = 112 degrees.
How many degrees a regular polygon measures depends on how many sides it has. For example, a pentagon measures 540 degrees. A triangle measures 180 degrees. To calculate a pentagon for example, use this formula. A pentagon has 5 sides. Take away 2 which is 3. Then multiply it by 180 to get your answer.
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520 Degrees
Each exterior angle measures 72 degrees
The sum of all interior angles of a polygon with n sides is 180 degrees × (n - 2), so the sum of all angles within a pentagon is 540 degrees (180 x (5 - 2) = 180 x 3 = 540). The five interior angles of a pentagon then must have an average of 108 degrees each (540 / 5 = 180), and the angles having consecutive integers will be 106, 107, 108, 109, and 110 degrees. The largest angle will be 110 degrees.
How many degrees a regular polygon measures depends on how many sides it has. For example, a pentagon measures 540 degrees. A triangle measures 180 degrees. To calculate a pentagon for example, use this formula. A pentagon has 5 sides. Take away 2 which is 3. Then multiply it by 180 to get your answer.
An irregular pentagon.
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520 Degrees
540 degrees
Each exterior angle measures 72 degrees
A pentagon
If it's a regular 5 sided pentagon then each exterior angle measures 72 degrees
Each exterior angle measures 72 degrees