The answer to our question is yes
The sum of exterior angles of a polygon = 360<span>°
Thus, the eighth exterior angle is equal to
360</span>° - (42° + 55° + 39° + 20° + 62° + 45° + 47°) = 50<span>°</span>
The two quadrilaterals are given similar .
In any similar figure sides are in proportion.The second largest side of quadrilateral ABCD is 16 ft .Let the second longest side of quadrilateral EFGH be x ft. These sides will be in proportion to each other .
The second shortest side of quadrilateral EFGH that is GF will be proportional to the third longest side of quadrilateral ABCD that is BC
We can form a proportion with the proportional sides:

To solve for x we cross multiply
12x=(16)(18)
12x=288
Dividing both sides by 12 we get
x=24.
The second longest side of quadrilateral EFGH is 24 ft.
Just subtract 32, then divide by 9/5 (or multiply by the reciprical) then add 273.15.
K=5/9(F-32)+273.15
Answer:
I believe the value would be 9.