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@Directrix
The pentagon is not regular. The pentagon is circumscribed about the circle. That says that the sides of the pentagon are tangent to the circle.
That brings to mind the theorem that tangents drawn to a circle from an outside point are congruent. Diagram attached.
Look at the attached diagram and see if you agree with the lengths shown. @Judach
Like as if they are congruent?
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