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Otrada [13]
3 years ago
11

Ellen is drawing two polygons. One of the polygons has three more angles than the other. What shapes could she be drawing?

Mathematics
2 answers:
Sauron [17]3 years ago
8 0
I believe the answer is they are drawing an Octagon because a polygon has 5 sides add that by three it's an Octagon
german3 years ago
3 0

The attachment shows different types of polygons.

Now depending on these we have following five possibilities:

Case 1: Triangle and hexagon

If first polygon is triangle with three angles, the second will have 6 angles and the second polygon will be hexagon.

Case 2: Quadrilateral and heptagon

If first polygon is quadrilateral with 4 angles, the second will have 4+3 =7 angles and the second polygon will be heptagon.

Case 3: Pentagon and Octagon

If first polygon is pentagon with 5 angles, the second will have 5+3=8 angles and the second polygon will be octagon.

Case 4: Hexagon and Nonagon

If first polygon is hexagon with 6 angles, the second will have 6+3=9 angles and the second polygon will be nonagon.

Case 5: Heptagon and Decagon

If first polygon is Heptagon with 7 angles, the second will have 7+3=10 angles and the second polygon will be decagon.


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