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4 years ago

Number 5 has me going crazy, plz help

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Ber [7]4 years ago

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Well, the amount of degrees is 1,980, so plug that in so that the equation is 1980 = (n-2)180. Then, do order of operations. Divide 1980/180, which is 11. Then, just add 2. So, the polygon has 13 sides.

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