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Answered by theclumsycapsicum
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Answer:

A decagon has 10 sides

so these sides to be added! and should give a sum of 1440°

3x+10 + 2x+7 + 4x-3 + 5x-2 + 2x+15 + 3x+2 + x+3 + 2x+5 + 3x-1 + 3x+4 = 1440

( 3x + 2x + 4x + 5x + 2x + 3x + x + 2x + 3x + 3x ) + ( 10 + 7 - 3 - 2 + 15 + 2 + 3 + 5  - 1 + 4) = 1440

28x + 40 = 1440

28x = 1440 - 40

28x = 1400

x = 1400/28

x = 50

So the angles are =

(3*50 + 10) = 1st angle

160° = 1st angle

(2*50 + 7) = 2nd angle

107° = 2nd angle

(4*50 - 3)  = 3rd angle

197° = 3rd angle

(5*50 - 2) = 4th angle

248° = 4th angle

(2*50 + 15) = 5th angle

115° = 5th angle

(3*50 + 2) = 6th angle

152° = 6th angle

(50 + 3) = 7th angle

53° = 7th angle

(2*50 + 5) = 8th angle

105° = 8th angle

(3*50 - 1) = 9th angle

149° = 9th angle

(3*50 + 4) = 10th angle

154° = 10th angle

Thus angles are given

hope it helps!

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Answered by nigarg82
1

Answer:

First we find the sum of interior angles of decagon:

Number of sides = 10

Formula = (n-2)180 where ‘n’ is the number of sides

⇒ (10-2)180

8×180

1440°

⇒ Angles of the decagon are:

(3x+10)°, (2x+7)°, (4x-3)°, (5x-2)°, (2x+15)°, (3x+2)°, (x+3)°, (2x+5)°, (3x-1)°, (3x+4)°

Sum of these angles:

28x + 40

⇒ 28x + 40 = 1440

28x = 1440 - 40

28x = 1400

x = 1400/28

x = 50

Now, we substitute the value of ‘x’ in each angle:

(3x+10)°

= 3(50)+10

= 150 + 10

= 160°

(2x+7)°

= 2(50)+7

= 100 + 7

= 107°

(4x-3)°

= 4(50)-3

= 200 - 3

= 197°

(5x-2)°

= 5(50)-2

= 250 - 2

= 248°

(2x+15)°

= 2(50)+15

= 100 + 15

= 115°

(3x+2)°

= 3(50)+2

= 150 + 2

= 152°

(x+3)°

= 50 + 3

= 53°

(2x+5)°

= 2(50)+5

= 100 + 5

= 105°

(3x-1)°

= 3(50)-1

= 150 - 1

= 149°

(3x+4)°

= 3(50)+4

= 150 + 4

= 154°

VERIFY:

We have to see whether the sum of all our angles is equal to 1440°

⇒ 160+107+197+248+115+152+53+105+149+154 = 1440

1440 = 1440

LHS = RHS

Hence, verified

Hope it helps

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