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FIND THE SOLUTION USING EULERS FORMULA. CAN A POLIHYDRON HAVE 20 FACES, 30 EDGES AND 12 VERTICES PROVE BY EULERS FORMULA​

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Answered by XxmasoombachhaXx
2

Step-by-step explanation:

As per question:

Euler's Formula is for any polyhedrons. i.e.

F + V - E = 2

Given, F = 20 and V = 12 and E = a

According to the formula:

20 + 12 - a= 2

32 - a = 2

a = 32 - 2

a = 30

Answered by aradhyaasingh16
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:−

The polyhedron has 20 faces, 30 edges and 12 vertices.

\sf\underline{\red{\:\:\: Need\:To\: Prove:-\:\:\:}}

NeedToProve:−

We need to prove this statement by using Euler's formula.

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Proof:−

Here in this question we are given with the faces, edges of polyhedron as well as vertices of polygon respectively. That is,

\begin{gathered}\frak{Here}\begin{cases}\sf{\:\;\; F = 20}\\\\\sf{\;\;\; V = 12}\\\\\sf{\;\;\; E = \: 30}\end{cases}\end{gathered}

Here

F=20

V=12

E=30

We know that if we are given with the faces, edge & vertices of polyhedron, we have the required formula, that is,

\sf{:\implies V - E + F = 2}:⟹V−E+F=2 ⠀

⠀⠀⠀⠀ Here V is the vertices of polyhedron, E is the number edge and F is the Faces of polyhedron, And here in this question we have V = 12, E = 30 and F = 20. So by using the Euler's polyhedron formula we can easily proof.

By using the formula and substituting all the given values in the formula, we get:

\sf{:\implies 12 - 30 + 20 = 2}:⟹12−30+20=2

\sf{:\implies -18 + 20 = 2}:⟹−18+20=2

\sf{:\implies \blue{\boxed{\pmb{\bf{ \pink{2 = 2}}}}}}:⟹

2=2

2=2

Therefore, this statement is true

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