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find the sum of the interior angle of a polygon which has 30 sides 40 sides​

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Answered by Sauron
11

Answer:

Sum of interior angles of a polygon with -

  • 30 sides is 5040°
  • 40 sides is 6840°

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :

Sides of the first polygon = 30 sides

Sides of the second polygon = 40 sides

To find :

Sum of the interior angles of polygon

Solution :

Sum of interior angles (n = Measure of Side) -

\sf{Formula = \purple{180(n - 2)}}

\rule{300}{1.5}

\textsf{\underline{\underline{First Polygon :  }}}

  • Sides = 30

\sf{\implies} \:180(30 - 2) \\  \\ \sf{\implies} \:180  \times 28 \\  \\ \sf{\implies} \:{5040}^{\circ}

\therefore Sum of interior angles = 5040°

\rule{300}{1.5}

\textsf{\underline{\underline{Second Polygon :}}}

  • Side = 40

\sf{\implies} \:180(40 - 2) \\  \\ \sf{\implies} \:180 \times 38 \\  \\ \sf{\implies} \: {6840}^{\circ}

\therefore Sum of interior angles = 6840°

Answered by xItzKhushix
8

Question:-

Find the sum of the interior angle of a polygon which has 30 sides and 40 sides

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Given that:-

  • Sides of the first polygon = 30 sides

  • Sides of the second polygon = 40 sides

To find:-

  • The sum of interior angles.

Answer:-

Sum of interior angles of a polygon=

  • 30 sides is 5040°

  • 40 sides is 6840

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\bold{STEP-BY-STEP-EXPLANATION}

Sum of measure of all interior angles = ( n-2 ) × 180°

( i ) 30 sides:-

\implies\tt{(30-2)×180}

\implies\tt{28×180}

= 5040°

( ii ) 40 sides:-

\implies\tt{(40-2)×180°}

\implies\tt{38×180}

= 6840°

Therefore , the sum of the interior angle of a polygon which has 30 sides 40 sides is 5040° and 6840°

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