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How many is the side of polygon if the angle is 1620?
If its interior angles add up to 1620 degrees then it will have 11 sides
How many degrees does a hendecagon?
A hendecagon is a regular 11-sided polygon, the angles of which are all 147.27(recurring) degrees. With 11 sides there will be 11 angles, so 147.27 * 11 = 1620 degrees.
How many sides does a 20 degrees polygon have?
There is no such figure as a 20 degrees polygon.
How many sides does a polygon of 179 degrees?
If each interior angles is 179 degrees, then the polygon has 360 sides
If a regular polygon has an interior angle of 157.5 degrees how many sides does?
The polygon has 16 sides :)
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