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OpenStudy (v-sync):

Find the value of n. give answer and show all work.

OpenStudy (v-sync):

@shaima

OpenStudy (shaima):

idk bout this one but i have someone to help u out @Awolflover1

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OpenStudy (kevin):

sum all of degrees is 360. You can find n then

OpenStudy (v-sync):

Can you show me the formula Kevin?

OpenStudy (v-sync):

@Kevin \(\uparrow\)

OpenStudy (v-sync):

135 + 62 + 151 + 140 + n + n + 6 = 360 ???

OpenStudy (v-sync):

Is \(\uparrow\) correct?

OpenStudy (kevin):

yes

OpenStudy (v-sync):

Thanks Kevin!

OpenStudy (kevin):

wait

OpenStudy (v-sync):

Whats up Kevin?

OpenStudy (kevin):

It's hexagon. Hexagon has 4 triangles in it. That's mean angle sum is 4*(180) = 720 135+62+151+140+n+(n+6)=720 n = 113 degree

OpenStudy (kevin):

You know 4 triangles : |dw:1474484287870:dw|

OpenStudy (v-sync):

How do you know how many triangles are in each shape?

OpenStudy (kevin):

Look my drawing above

OpenStudy (v-sync):

I mean like in pentagons or octagons or a different shape, how do you know how many triangles are there?

OpenStudy (kevin):

You can draw it.. I mean using the same way as I draw triangles in hexagon

OpenStudy (kevin):

Or the quick way is using formula : number of triangles = number of vertices - 2

OpenStudy (kevin):

ok? :)

OpenStudy (v-sync):

OK thanks.

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