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measure of one external angle of a regular polygon is grater than the measure of one internal angle
a)which is that regular polygon ?​

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Answered by smartnotese5
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The measurement of one external angle of a regular polygon is greater than the measurement of one internal angle. What type of polygon is this regular polygon?

A triangle. The measure of each exterior angle in a regular polygon is 360°/n, where n is the number of sides.

The measure of the internal angle and its adjacent external angle is always 180°.

In a regular triangle the exterior angles are each 360°/3, or 120°. The interior angles are 180° - 120°, or 60°. This makes the exterior angle greater than the interior angles.

In a regular quadrilateral(square) the exterior angle is 360°/4 or 90°. The interior angles are each 180° - 90°, or 90°. So neither internal nor external angle is bigger than the other.

In any other regular polygon the exterior angles will be less than 90°, so the internal angles will be greater than 90°. So only a regular triangle has larger exterior angles than internal angles.

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