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1) Draw any equilateral triangle. Join the midpoints of its sides. How many regular polygons are formed? Name them.
2) Draw. (i) A regular hexagon (ii) A regular octagon, Join their alternate vertices and name the figure formed with maximum number of sides.

Answers

Answered by priyaranjanmanasingh
0

Answer:

Area of an equilateral triangle of side a is given by

3

4

a

2

Now, the side of the equilateral triangle formed by joining the midpoints of the original triangle is

2

a

Hence, the corresponding area is

3

4

(

2

a

)

2

Similarly, the side of next triangle inside this triangle will be

4

a

Hence, its area will be

3

4

(

4

a

)

2

So, the sum of all these areas is an infinite geometric series with first term as

3

4

a

2

and with common ratio 1/4

Sum of infinite geometric series is

1−commonratio

firstterm

(

1−r

a

)

Given that the side of the original triangle is 18 cm

Hence, a=

4

3

(18)

2

=81

3

and r=

4

1

Putting the values of a and r in the formula and rationalizing, we get the answer as 108

3

Answered by LilyDoesStudying
0

Answer:square

Step-by-step explanation:tilt your octagon and join the vertices

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