If the exterior angle is 25o then the interior angle is its supplement.
The interior angle = 180 - 25 = 155 degrees. All angles are equal in the interior.
The sides aren't.
I'm hoping you get an answer besides mine. I can take you so far.
The formula for an interior angle is
180(1 - 2/n) = Interior angle. When you solve this you get
180(1 - 2/n) = 155
1 - 2/n = 155/180
1 - 2/n = 0.86111111
- 2/n = 0.8611111 - 1
2/n = 0.13888888
2 / 0,1388888 = n
n = 14.4
You can google equiangular polygon theorem to see where I got the formula. The problem is that I really don't know how to interpret the answer. It looks like you have 14 conguent sides and 1 that is 0.4 left over. The figure might still be equiangular.
Use this diagram, it might help.
From the inside, whatever that layer is, it can be any of the layers outside of it.
All whole numbers
can be a rational number, but not all rational numbers
be a whole number.
Kind of like all squares can be rectangles, but not all rectangles can be a square.
The whole number has all the attributes of a rational number, but not all rational numbers have all of the attributes of a whole number.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
8x -3 = 10x+5
8x-10x = 5+3
-2x =8
x = -4
Answer:
You will know when two lines exactly verticle and horizontle meet together that one intersection will be a right angle it will be exactly 90 degrees.