Daniel drew a regular pentagon containing isosceles triangles, as shown below. How would he find the measure of one of the central angles?

Select one:
A. Divide 360 by the number of central angles
B. Divide 180 by the number of central angles
C. Divide 360 by twice the number of sides of the pentagon
D. Divide 180 by twice the number of sides of the pentagon

Question

Daniel drew a regular pentagon containing isosceles triangles, as shown below. How would he find the measure of one of the central angles?


Select one:
A. Divide 360 by the number of central angles
B. Divide 180 by the number of central angles
C. Divide 360 by twice the number of sides of the pentagon
D. Divide 180 by twice the number of sides of the pentagon

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anonymous · Answer

360 divide by number of central angles..optioon A..