Interior Angles of a Polygon
What Polygon am I? What is my value? What is my measure? Problem Set
Your knowledge of the interior angles of a polygon is continually growing. In this assignment, you need to answer the questions, “What polygon am I?”, “What is my value?”, and “What is my measure?” Think about the new information you have learned about the interior angles of a polygon.
- I am a regular polygon. Each of my interior angles measures 120°. What polygon am I?
- I am a regular polygon. Each of my interior angles measures 150°. What polygon am I?
- The sum of my interior angles measures 2700°. What polygon am I?
- The sum of my interior angles measures 5040°. What polygon am I?
- I am one of the interior angles of a regular octagon. What is my measure?
- I am one of the interior angles of a regular 15-gon. What is my measure?
- Use the diagram below to answer the question: I am ∠FGH. What is my measure?
- Use the diagram below to answer the question: I am ∠NER. What is my measure?
- Use the diagram below to answer the question: I am x. What is my value?
- Use the diagram below to answer the question: I am x. What is my value?
- Use the diagram below to answer the question: I am ∠YXW. What is my measure?
- Use the diagram below to answer the question: I am ∠BEF. What is my measure?
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