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If you have a regular n-gon (meaning all the sides & angles are congruent to each other) use the first formula.

x=Degrees Of An Angle & n=Number Of Sides On An N-Gon.

360 / (180 - x) = n

Or, you can use this formula.

x=Degrees Of An Angle & n=Number Of Sides On An N-Gon.

(180(n - 2)) / n = x

However, I am sorry to tell you that I am not very sure how to calculate this for irregular n-gons, but I am pretty sure that it uses this formula.

x=Average Of All The Angles & n=Number Of Sides On An N-Gon.

(180(n - 2)) / n = x

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n is a variable

Ur a dumb a s s ! lol ^^^^^^^

An "n-gon" has "n" sides! An "n-gon" is a polygon with n side...

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As many as it say Ex. 13 (13 sides)

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