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Interior angle + Exterior angle = 180

So Interior angle = 180 - Exterior angle

Interior angle = 4*Exterior angle + 30

Substitute for Interior angle: 180 - Exterior angle = 4*Exterior angle + 30

Collect like terms: 150 = 5*Exterior angle

Divide by 5: Exterior angle = 30 deg

Therefore number of sides = 360/30 = 12

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