Question

Two regular decagons P and Q have different side-length. Which is the ratio of an angle measure from P to an angle measure from Q?

Answer 1

2
1
4
10

Answer 2

<3

Answer 3

4

Answer 4

Are you sure, or are you just telling me a random answer?

Answer 5

NO

Answer 6

no what?

Answer 7

"regular" means "all the sides are the same length". That means "all the angles have the same measure". In other words, one decagon is just a "zoomed in" (or "zoomed out") version of the other.

The angles should be congruent.


Think of this question: Two "regular" triangles (equilateral triangles, same thing) have different side lengths. How do their angles compare?