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Let d represent the number of degrees in one angle of a regular polygon, and n represent the number of sides of the polygon to t

essellate. Which equation can be used to determine if the polygon will tessellate? 360° · n = d 360° · d = n 360° ÷ d = n n + d = 360°

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to know if a polygon will tessellate one of the interior angles should be a factor of 360.

each angle of regular polygon = d = (n-2)*180

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