to calculate the number of possible triangles within a nonagon, one must use combinatorics. Understand that at first you have to pick the first vertex from 9 points, then the second from eight other possible points, and the third from 7 possible points. And finally that by this process any three vertices could be picked in 6 different orders. triangles possible are: 9*8*7/6 = 84 possible triangles in a nonagon
There are 10 sides : 9 sides and the nonagonal base.
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Triangles are the strongest structure in the world - most bridges etc include triangular metal parts to strengthen the bridge. I reccommend that you somehow create many triangles and support your textbook on top of these triangles.
two right triangles
There are 7 triangles in a nonegon
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9-2 = 7 triangles
A nine sided shape has 7 triangles
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It can form 7 triangles
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A 9 sided nonagon is comprised of 7 triangles
The smallest number of triangles that you could divide a nonagon into is seven.
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