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Tim solved the sum of all the angles of a regular polygon to be 720°. Then, Tim found out that one of the angles measured 100°. How does he know that this is NOT a regular polygon?
If it were a regular polygon, each angle of a 720°-polygon would have to be 120°. Because one of the angles is 100°, it cannot be a regular polygon.
S = 180(n-2) ||
720° = 180(n-2) ||
÷180 ÷180 ||
4 = n -2 ||
+2 +2 ||
6 sides = n (hexagon) ||
720° ÷ 6 sides = 120° per side if it were a regular polygon