Math, asked by anishkumar51801, 1 month ago

area of the Pentagon f

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Answered by stutijood

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Answer:

area of pentagon = area = (5/4) · s2 · tan(3π/10)

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Answered by aditya87562

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Answer:

5×side is the area of pentagon

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