For a regular polygon with n sides, interior angle
= [(n-2) × 180°]/n
So, interior angle of this regular heptagon shape
= [(7 - 2) × 180°]/7
= (5 × 180°)/7
= 900°/7
= (900/7)°
= 128.571° [approximately]
Let x = the length of the shorter piece
x+x+16=50in
2x=50-16
2x=34
x=17
Then
x+16=17+16
x+16=33
Subtract 16 from both sides
The lengths are 17in and 33in
Answer:
122 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
The two intersecting lines are parallel for this problem, which means that the angle next to angle3 is the same degree measure as the one that is 58 degrees.
Also, remember that two angles next to each other on a straight line are supplementary, meaning that they add to 180 degrees.
When keeping these two things in mind, you can solve like this:
180 = angle3 + 58
180 - 58 = angle3
angle3 = 122
122 degrees