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Is it possible to have a polygon; whose sum of interior angles is :

(i) 870o

(ii) 2340o

(iii) 7 right - angles

(iv) 4500o ?

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Solution

(i) Let no. of sides = n

sum of angles = 870o

(n2)×180o=870on2=870180n2=296n=296+2n=416

Which is not a whole number.

Hence it is not possible to have a polygon, the sum of whose interior angles is 870o

(ii) Let no. of sides = n

Sum of angles = 2340o

(n2)×180o=2340on2=2340180n2=13n=13+2=15

Which is a whole number.

Hence it is possible to have a polygon, the sum of whose interior angles is 2340o.

(iii) Let no. of sides = n

Sum of angles = 7 right angles

=7×90=630o (n2)×180o=630on2=630180n2=72n=72+2n=112

Which is not a whole number. Hence it is not possible to have a polygon, the sum of whose interior angles is 7 right - angles.

(iv) Let no. of sides =n(n2)×180o=4500on2=4500180n2=25n=25+2n=27

Which is a whole number.

Hence it is possible to have a polygon, the sum of whose interior angles is 4500o.


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