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Consider a convex polygon which has 44 diagonals then the number of triangles join

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Answered by Aɾꜱɦ
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Let the number of sides of polygon =n

∴∴ Number of angular points =n

∴∴ Number of straight lines joining any two of these n points =nC2nC2

Now the number of sides of the polygon =n

∴∴ Number of diagonals =nC2−nnC2−n

But it is given the number of diagonals=44

nC2−n=44nC2−n=44

n(n−1)2n(n−1)2−n=44−n=44

n2−n−2n=88n2−n−2n=88

n2−3n−88=0n2−3n−88=9

(n−11)(n+8)=0(n−11)(n+8)=0

n=11n=11 or n=−8n=−8

Rejecting negative quantity,

n=11n=11

Hence the required number of sides =11

hope it helps you

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