A regular 10 sided decagon has 10 interior angles that add up to 1440 degrees and each interior angle is 1440/10 = 144 degrees
The smallest internal angle possible for a regular polygon is 60 degrees. So either the angle is not 12 degrees or it is not an internal angle.
An obtuse angled triangle can have can have one internal angle of 120 degrees.
360 degrees take away the internal angle
3o decagons
The internal angle of any polygon with n sides is equal to (n - 2) x 180 / n degrees. For example, each internal angle of a square is equal to (4 - 2) x 180 = 360/4 = 90 degrees.
Each internal angle measures 108 degrees
Decagons have 10 lines of symmetry i dont know where
For anyone who is not a synesthete, a decagon has no specific colour. Individual synesthetes will see decagons in different colours.
A triangle has an internal angle of 180/3 A square has an internal angle of 360/4 A pentagon has an internal angle of 540/5 An 'x'-agon has an internal angle (180(x-2))/x = (180x-360)/x = 180 - 360/x A 20-agon has an internal angle of 180 - 360/20 = 162
yes.
The smallest internal angle possible for a regular polygon is 60 degrees. So either the angle is not 12 degrees or it is not an internal angle.
An obtuse angled triangle can have can have one internal angle of 120 degrees.
Yes 2 ten sided regular decagons can be similar or congruent to each other
There are decagons which will tessellate.
They are decagons.
360 degrees take away the internal angle
180-135 = 45 degrees