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TWO REGULAR POLYGON HAVE THE NUMBER OF THEIR SIDES AS 3 : 2 AND THEIR INTERIOR ANGLES AS 10 : 9. FIND THE NUMBER OF THEIR SIDES.

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Step-by-step explanation:

The number of sides in two regular polygons are in the ratio of 5 : 4. The difference between their Interior angles of the polygon is 6°. Then the number of sides are



A) 15, 12



 B) 5, 4



C) 10, 8



 D) 20, 16



Correct Answer:


A) 15, 12



Description for Correct answer:


Let the no. of sides is 5x and 4x



According to question,



(180∘−360∘5x)−(180∘−360∘4x)=6∘



180∘−360∘5x−180∘+360∘4x=6∘



360∘4x−360∘5x=6∘



360∘(14x−15x)=6∘



120x=160,x=3



No. of sides are 5x and 5x = 15,12

let

s1 = the sum of the angles of the first polygon.

s2 = the sum of the angles of the second polygon.

n1 = the number of sides of the first polygon.

n2 = the number of sides of the second polygon.


the sum of the angles of a polygon is equal to 180 * (n-2)


for the first polygon,


s1 = 180 * (n1 - 2)


for the second polygon,


s2 = 180 * (n2 - 2)


the ratio of the sum of the angles of the polygons is 2/3.


this means that


s1/s2 = 2/3


 s1 = (2 * s2) / 3.


since


s1 is equal to 180 * (n1 - 2),


and


since s2 is equal to 180 * (n2 - 2),


 substitute in the equation for s1 to get:


s1 = (2 * s2) / 3 becomes:


180 * (n1 - 2) = (2 * 180 * (n2 - 2)) / 3.


divide both sides of this equation by 180


(n1 - 2) = (2 * 180 * (n2 - 2)) / (3 * 180).


since 180 in the numerator and denominator cancel out, the equation becomes:


(n1 - 2) = (2 * (n2 - 2)) / 3.


add 2 to both sides of this equation to get:


n1 = (2 * (n2 - 2)) / 3 + 2.


since 2 is equal to 6/3, the equation becomes:


n1 = (2 * (n2 - 2)) / 3 + 6/3.


you can now consolidate under the common denominator to get:


n1 = (2 * (n2 - 2) + 6) /3.


simplify by expanding the distribution to get:


n1 = (2 * n2 - 4 + 6) / 3.


combine like terms to get:


n1 = (2 * n2 + 2) / 3.


you are given that the ratio of n1/n2 = 3/4


from that ratio, you can solve for n1 to get:


n1 = (3 * n2) / 4



you can now replace n2 with its equivalent to get:


n1 = (2 * n2 + 2) / 3 becomes:


(3 * n2) / 4 = (2 * n2 + 2) / 3.


multiply both sides of this equation by 12 to get:


3 * (3 * n2) = (2 * n2 + 2) * 4.


simplify to get:


9 * n2 = 8 * n2 + 8


subtract 8 * n2 from both sides of this equation to get:


n2 = 8


since the ratio of n1 / n2 = 3/4, then the equation of:


n1 / n2 = 3/4 becomes:


n1 / 8 = 3/4


multiply both sides of this equation by 8 to get:


n1 = (3 * 8) / 4 which becomes:


n1 = 24 / 4 which becomes:


n1 = 6


you now have:


n1 = 6

n2 = 8


the ratio of n1/n2 is equal to 6/8 which is equal to 3/4.


s1 = 180 * (n1 - 2) = 180 * (6 - 2) = 180 * 4 = 720

s2 = 180 * (n2 - 2) = 180 * (8 - 2) = 180 * 6 = 1080


the ratio of s1/s2 is equal to 720/1080 which is equal to 2/3.


the ratio of the number of sides of the two polygons is equal to 3/4 as indicated in the problem statement.


the ratio of the sum of the angles of the two polygons is equal to 2/3 as indicated in the problem statement.


the solution to the problem is that the smaller polygon has 6 sides and the larger polygon has 8 sides.




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