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Number of angels ina nonagon

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The number of sides of an n-sided polygon is also the number of angles of that polygon. Nonagons have 9 sides, so 9 angles.

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How many angels does a nonagon have?

A nonagon has 9 angels ;)


Find the sum of the measures of the exterior angels of a nonagon?

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Why is a nonagon called a nonagon?

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The measure of one interior angle of a regular nonagon?

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