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In a regular heptagon ABCDEFG, EH is a angle bisector of angle E . Find angle EHB.​


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Answered by shailendrachoubay456
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In a regular heptagon ABCDEFG, EH is a angle bisector of angle E . The angle EHB is 90.002 degree

Step-by-step explanation:

The formula for total angle of a polygon is given by (n-2)\times180 where n is the number of sides of the polygon.

Given that ABCDEFG is a regular heptagon and EH is a angle bisector of angle E, then the total angle of the heptagon is

(7-2)\times180=5\times180=900~degree

So each interior angle is \frac{900}{7}=128.571~degree (given heptagon is regular).

Since EH is a angle bisector of angle E, then angle DEH and angle FEH are equal. That is \frac{128.571}{2}=64.285~degree.

We have to find the angle EHB. For that we consider the pentagon HBCDE.

The total angle of the pentagon is given by (5-2)\times180=3\times180=540~degree.

Therefore angle EHB=540-(128.517+128.571+128.571+64.285)=90.002 degree.

(the figure of the heptagon is given below)

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Answered by vishista41206
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The formula for total angle of a polygon is

(n-2)x 180 = total angle for  a polygon

Given that ABCDEFG is a regular heptagon and EH is a angle bisector of angle E, then the total angle of the heptagon is

(7-2)x 180 = 900°

So each interior angle is  

900 ÷ 7 =128.571

(given heptagon is regular).

Since EH is a angle bise28.571 ÷2 = 64.2855

We have to find the angle EHB. For that we consider the pentagon HBCDE.

The total angle of the pentagon is given by .

=(n-2) x 180

= 5-2 x 180ctor of angle E, then angle DEH and angle FEH are equal. That is .

1

=3 x 180

= 540°

Therefore angle EHB=The total angle of the pentagon -(each interior angle x 3 +∠ DEH and ∠FEH )

Therefore angle EHB = 540-(128.517+128.571+128.571+64.285)= 90.002 degree.

Ans= ∠EHB =90.002

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