An apothem is the red segment in the diagram (Figure1). B is the center point of the hexagon, and the blue line are radii of the polygon. An apothem is always from the center of the polygon, to the outside, and it is always perpandicular to the side it is touching. You find the area of any polygonwith this equation: (.5) n a s In the formula, n= number of sides, a= the length of the apothem, and s= the length of any given side. Figure1: seehttp://education.yahoo.com/homework_help/math_help/solutionimages/minigeogt/10/1/1/minigeogt_10_1_1_14_90/f-548-17-1.gifHope I helped!!!
yes the radius of a regular polygon is always greater than the apothem
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A = (1/2)Pa A being the area, P being the perimeter of the regular polygon, and the apothem length being a.
An apothem is a line segment from the center of a regular polygon to the midpoint of a side.
yes the radius of a regular polygon is always greater than the apothem
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That is called the apothem. The definition is: An Apothem is the distance from the center of a regular polygon to the midpoint of a side
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Perimeter = 2*Area/Apothem.
Find the apothem of a regular polygon with an area of 625 m2 and a perimeter of 100 m.
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The apothem is 12.5 metres.
A = (1/2)Pa A being the area, P being the perimeter of the regular polygon, and the apothem length being a.