n -gon, we can use the number of vertices to determine the angle at each vertex.
Once we know the internal angle sum in a regularWhat is the measure of a vertex angle of a regular 12-gon?
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the number of vertices is 12. as it is a 12-gon the interior angle can be find out by 180(n-2) 180(12-2) 180(10) 1800 the vertex angle is given by 1800/12 which is 150
Total exterior angle = 360. Each exterior angle = 1 2 3 6 0 = 3 0 Each Vertex angle = 1 8 0 − 3 0 = 1 5 0
(180(12-2))/(12)
The formula of vertex angle of n-gon 180(n-2)/n n=12 the answer is 150
In a polygon when side is given straight away we can use the formula which is as under 180/n X (n-2)........where n is the number of sides of a polygon, when we substitute the value, we get, 180/12 X (12-2)=15 X 10=150, Hence, 150° is the solution.
sum of interior angles(SIA)=180*(n-2) so SIA=1800 then angle of each vertex=SIA/n-gon=1800/12=150
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as for this problem, given 12 sides polygon, n=12,
the angle of each vertex = (n-2)180 / n = (12-2)180 / 12 = 150 degress....
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First, we must find the sum of the interior angles of the shape. This mean we have to use the formula 180(n-2). After we plug in 12 for n, we get a sum of 1800. Now, to find the measure of a vertex angle, we divide by 12 because that is the total number of angles in the 12-gon. Therefore, 150 is the correct answer.
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First, we must find the sum of the interior angles of the shape. This mean we have to use the formula 180(n-2). After we plug in 12 for n, we get a sum of 1800. Now, to find the measure of a vertex angle, we divide by 12 because that is the total number of angles in the 12-gon. Therefore, 150 is the correct answer.