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What is angle formed when it is 950?
It is an angle of 5 degrees.
What is the reference angle for an angle with a measure of 175 degree?
5 degrees
What are the angle of a pentagon?
72 degrees each. There are 5 angles. You divide 360 degrees by 5 and get 72 degrees.
What are the angles in degrees of a regular pentagon?
Because a pentagon has 5 angles and all must be equal, you can divide the total degrees (360) by the number of sides (5) to get the degrees per angle. 360 / 5 = 72 degrees per angle.
What is the measure of an interior and an exterior angle of a regular polygon with 5 sides?
Each exterior angle: 72 degrees Each interior angle: 108 degrees
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