The formula for finding the sum of the angle measure is...
(n-2) × 180<span>°
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Since this has 26 sides....
(26-2)x180
24x180
The sum of the angle measures is 4,320 degrees
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Answer:
your answer would be the second option.
Step-by-step explanation:
How this is is because it is in simple y=mx+b formation
the b is +1 and you go down one and over to the three which is decreasing so it would be -1/3

Let's Solve ~





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[ it's similar to expression - a² + 2ab + b² that is equal to (a + b)² ]
so, let's use this identity here to factorise :

I hope it was helpful ~
<span>Line Segment: A line segment is just part of a line. Remember above when I said that lines are indefinite, and that they keep going and going? Line segments stop somewhere in both directions.</span><span>
Therefore its defined.
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A because radius is half of the diameter