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How to find an integer point inside a convex polygon?

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Answered by abhi178
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Let A_1,A_2,A_3,A_4......A_n, is the point of our polygon .
for closed polygon it is necessary that ,
A_{n+1}=A

Now, Let F is the point inside the polygon and T is the point outside the polygon .
If F exists inside the polygon only when ,
∠A₁FAA₂ + ∠A₂FA₃ + ∠A₃FA₄ + ......+ ∠AₙFAₙ₊₁ = 360° { because F forms a circle and we know, centre of circle is 360° }
so, we can say that conditions of any point inside the polygons is
\sum^n_{k=0}{\angle A_k FA_{k+1}} = 360

For T point
\sum^n_{k=0}{\angle A_k TA_{k+1}}  \neq  360
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