As the exterior angles always add up to 360, you can find the number of sides by dividing 360 by the measure of your exterior angle, 30. This gives you 360/30=12, meaning your polygon has 12 sides.
Answer:
m∠C = 122°
Step-by-step explanation:
Opposite angles of a quadrilateral inscribed in a circle are supplementary. This means
m∠A + m∠C = 180°
m∠B + m∠D = 180°
To find angle C we need to find x, then subtract m∠A from 180°
x+20=3x
20=2x
x=10
Now we substitute 10 in for x
m∠A=2(10)+38
m∠A=20+38
m∠A=58°
Now we subtract this value from 180.
m∠C=180-58
m∠C=122°
To tessellate a surface using a regular polygon, the interior angle must be a sub-multiple (i.e. factor) of 360 degrees to cover completely the surface.
For a regular three-sided polygon, the interior angle is (180-360/3)=60 °
Since 6*60=360, so a regular three-sided polygon (equilateral triangle) tessellates.
For a regular four-sided polygon, the interior angle is (180-360/4)=90 °
Since 4*90=360, so a regular four-sided polygon (square) tessellates.
For a regular five-sided polygon, the interior angle is (180-360/5)=108 °
Since 360/108=3.33... (not an integer), so a regular five-sided polygon (pentagon) does NOT tessellate.
For a regular six-sided polygon, the interior angle is (180-360/6)=120 °
Since 3*120=360, so a regular six-sided polygon (hexagon) tessellates.
If this is talking about the Pythagorean theorem then it would be 5,12,13 becuase because the equation for the triangle is
2 2 2
a + b = c
2 2 2
5 + 12. = 13
Answer:
32
Step-by-step explanation:
In a full factorial experiment, there are usually 32 or 2⁵ treatments. This implies that there are usually 2 levels and 5 factors. From the description below, there is a list of the 32 treatments.
Factor A Factor B Factor C Factor B Factor E
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