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NameGeometryPolygonsSum of the interior angles of apolygon ,(n - 2)180Sum of the exterior angles of apolygon360 Each interior angle of a regulari polygon(n - 2)180Each exterior angle of a regularpolygonn360n

GeometryNAME:WORKSHEET: Polygon Angle MeasuresPERIOD: DATE:Use the given information to complete the table. Round to the nearest tenth if necessary.# SidesInterior AngleSumMeasure of ONEINTERIOR Angle(Regular Polygon)Exterior AngleSumMeasure of ONEEXTERIOR Angle(Regular Polygon)1)2)143)244)175)1080 6)900o7)5040 8)1620 9)150 lO)120 11)156 12)10 13)7.2 14)90 15)0

GeometryNAME:WORKSHEET: Angles of Polygons - ReviewPERIOD:DATE:USING THE INTERIOR & EXTERIOR ANGLE SUM THEOREMS1)The measure of one exterior angle of a regular polygon is given.Find the nmnbar of sides for each,b) 40 a) 72 2)Find the measure of an interior and an exterior angle of a regular 46-gon.3)The measure of an exterior angle of a regular polygon is 2x, and the measure of aninterior angle is 4x.a) Use the relationship between interior and exterior angles to find x.b) Find the measure of one interior and exterior angle.c) Find the number of sides in the polygon and the type of polygon.4)The measure of one interior angle of a regular polygon is 144 .How many sides does it have?5)Five angles of a hexagon have measures 100 , 110 , 120 , 130 , and 140 .What is the measure of the sixth angle?

6)Find the value ofx.b)a)7)ABCDE and HIJKL are regular pentagons and AEFGHL is a regular hexagon.If Z.ABK - /LKB, find m/ ABK.BKJG4

GeometryNAME:WORKSHEET: Polygons & lnterior AnglesPERIOD:DATE:USING THE INTERIOR ANGLE SUM THEOREMSince a hexagon has six (6) sides, we can find the sum of all six interior angles by usingn 6 and:Sum (n-2)’180 (6- 2).180o (4)-180oHexagon Sum 720 All regular polygons are equiangular, therefore, we can find the measure of each interior angle by: One interior angle of a regular polygon - (n - 2). 180 [ Sum of all anglesFor a hexagon:720 One interior angle - 120 6Note: The previous information could also be used to find the number of sides for aregular polygon given the measure of one interior angle.Example: How many sides does a regular polygon have if one interior anglemeasures 157.5 ?From above:157,5- (n-2).180OR 157.5n (n-2)’180What is the value of n?PRACTICE. Show all work required to complete each of the following.1) What is another name for a regular quadrilateral?2) Find the sum of the measures of the interior angles of a convex heptagon.3) What is the measure of each interior angle of a regular pentagon?

4) The sllnl of the interior angles of a polygon is 1620 . How many sides does it have?5) Can the interior angles of a polygon have a sum between 4300 and 4400 ?If so, how many sides can it have?6) The measure of the interior angle of a regular polygon is 179 . How many sides does ithave?7) Is it possible for a regular polygon to have each of its interior angles measure 142 ?Support your answer.8) Find the value ofx in the figure given.

PolygonsGeometryConcave pentagonConvex septagon3. Concave octagon4. Concave equilateral quadrilateral5. Convex equiangular hexagon6. Convex regular decagon

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25 Name all angles consecutive to Name two diagonals.26.&27. Name two consecutive sides.27.,9&028. Explain why the given figure is not a polygon. Your answer must be in29. Explain in complete sentences what it means if a polygon is regular.Sketch an example.

,GeometryNameDateFind the SUM of the interior angles of each polygon.a.odagonb.pentagonc.hexagond.heptagonFind the SUM of the exterior angles of each polygon.a.octagonb.pentagonWhat is the measure of EACH interior angle of a regular:a.odagonb.pentagonc,hexagond.decagonWhat is the measure of EACH exterior angle of a regular:a.octagonb.pentagonc.hexagond.decagon.

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Find the measure of/-i in each figure,:/.3. 15.16,Find the measure ef each angle,19.20,(2x 20) (x 406x F nd bach unknown angle measure.

For questions 1 - 4, classify each polygon. Be as specific as possible.Z1. 0Z2."2, 5. Which of the polygons in 1 - 4 is concave?2-6. Given: . . .""- . .a) How many different ways can the polygon be named?b) Name a pair of consecutive sides.c) Name a pair of nonconsecutive vertices.2.,7. True or Fafse? Every equilateral polygon is equiangular. -8. True or False? Every regular polygon is convex."2.8. True or False? Every three sided polygon is convex.310. Sketch a plane figure that is not a polygon and explain why it is not .

1. Sketch the following:a) convex equilateral pentagonb) concave octagonc) regular quadrilateralInteriorExteriorSum(n-2) .180360 Each for Regular(n-2) .180360nnFind the sum of the interior angles of each convex polygon.a) nonagonb) 50-gon the me a su re o e a c n e o Find the measure of each exterior angle of a regular decagon.The measure of each exterior angle in a regular polygon is 24 . How manysides does the polygon have?Two interior angles of a pentagon measure 80 and 100 . The other threeangles are congruent. Find the measure of each of the three angles.

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WORKSHEET: Polygons & lnterior Angles PERIOD: DATE: USING THE INTERIOR ANGLE SUM THEOREM Since a hexagon has six (6) sides, we can find the sum of all six interior angles by using n 6 and: Sum (n-2)’180 (6- 2).180o (4)-180o Hexagon Sum 720 All regular polygons are equiangular

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