is it possible to have a regular polygon whose each exterior angle measures 35 degree? justify
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In this question , we have to show it it is possible for a regular polygon to have each exterior angle measure 35°
Solution -
We know that -
The sum of all the exterior angles in a convex polygon is always 360°
Let the polygon have n sides .
Now ,
35 ° × n = 360°
=> n = 360° / 35°
=> 10.2857 ....
Here , n is a non terminating decimal number .
However , a polygon can't have such a number of sides .
Hence. it is not possible to have such a regular polygon .
Thus we conclude that , this statement is false ..
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AddiTiOnaL InFoRmAtIon
- The exterior angle and the adjacent angle in a regular polygon is supplementary .
- Adjacent Interior angle = 180° - Exterior Angle
- Sum of all exterior angles in a Polygon = 360°
- Sum of all interior angles in a polygon of n sides
= ( n - 2 ) × 180°
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