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Let n4 be a positive integer and let l1,l2,....ln be the lengths of the sides of arbitrary n-sided non-degenerate polygon P. Suppose l1l2+l2l3+....+ln1ln+lnl1=n. Consider the following statements.
I. The lengths of the sides of P are equal.
II. The angles of P are equal.
III. P is a regular polygon if it is cycle. Then.

A
I is true and I implies II
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II is true
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III is false
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I and III are true
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Solution

The correct option is B I and III are true
Given equation l1l2 + l2l3 + l3l4.......+lnl1=n
From A.MG.M inequality, we get l1l2 + l2l3 + l3l4.......+lnl1 n inequality holds only if all the elements are equal i.e, l1l2 = l2l3 = l3l4....... =lnl1, which gives that l1=l2=l3....=ln so lengths of all sides are equal.
We can not say anything about angles of P.
Now if P is cyclic and as all sides are of equal length, then from triangles formed by center of circle to vertices will have same vertex angle. Therefore P is regular if it is cycle.


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