Sum of Interior Angles
The interior angles of any polygon always add up to a constant value, which depends only on the number of sides. For example the interior angles of a pentagon always add up to 540° no matter if it regular or irregular, convex or concave, or what size and shape it is. The sum of the interior angles of a polygon is given by the formula:
sum = 180 ( n − 2 )
Answer:
Using calculator: 0.0415
Using Z-score Table: 0.0418
Step-by-step explanation:
There are two ways you can solve this problem.
1. Use the normal distribution function on a calculator.
Entered values:
Lower Limit: 126
Upper Limit: 999999999999999... (To encompass all the data)
Standard Deviation: 15
Mean: 100
2. Find the Z score and look up probabilities on table.
Formula for Z score:

Z = 1.7333
This means that the value 126 is 1.733 standard deviations away from the mean. We can look this value up on the Z table to find its corresponding probability.
This will show us the probability of the random sampling being equal to or lower than 126.
P = 0.9582
So to find the probability of it being above, we simply just calculate the inverse as all probabilities on the curve = 1.
1-0.9582 = 0.0418
NOTE: Values found from the table will usually be a bit different from if you find it from a calculator, the one you need will depend on the method you use in class.
Hope this helped!
The 6 angles with vertex P are:
- Angle APB
- Angle APC
- Angle APD
- Angle BPC
- Angle BPD
- Angle CPD
The letter P must be in the middle since this location is the vertex. Something like angle BPA is the same as angle APB. We can swap the order of the outer letters without any change to the angle itself. Effectively, this means each angle has two possible names.
The answer is 16^3 because when measuring volume you always use the exponent 3