Math, asked by aditisbhagat5896, 1 year ago

in the given pentagon AB=BC=CD=DE=AE. the value of angle x is?​

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Answered by haridasan85
37

Answer:

(2n-4)x90=(2x5-4) 90=540

x = 540/5=lo8 degree

OR

External angle sum=360

360/5=72 degree

internal angle x=l80-72=108 degree

Answered by presentmoment
19

The value of angle x is $54^{\circ}$

Explanation:

It is given that the pentagon AB=BC=CD=DE=AE

Let O be the centre of the pentagon.

Thus, the angle of O is given by

\frac{360}{5} =72^{\circ

Thus, the angle of O is \angle O=72^{\circ

To determine the value of angle x, let us add all the angles of the \triangle AOE

Thus, we have,

$\angle  A+\angle E +\angle O=180^{\circ}$

       x+x+72=180

                    2x=108

                      x=$54^{\circ}$

Thus, the value of angle x is $54^{\circ}$

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