
Unit 8 - Lesson 1 Interior and Exterior Angles
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Aldwin Martinada
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Interior and Exterior Angles
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following refers to the formula in getting the sum of the interior angle measure?
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180 (n-2)
360 / n
360 / exterior angles
sum of interior / n
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following refers to the sum of the exterior angle measure?
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180 (n-2)
360
360 / n
sum of interior / n
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following refers to the formula in getting the Interior angle measure of a regular polygon?
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180 (n-2)
360 / n
360 / exterior angles
sum of interior / n
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following refers to the formula in getting the exterior angle measure of a regular polygon?
Don't forget to put them on your notes!
180 (n-2)
360 / n
360 / exterior angles
sum of interior / n
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following refers to the formula in getting the number of sides of a regular polygon?
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180 (n-2)
360 / n
360 / exterior angles
sum of interior / n
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Drag and Drop
Formula: 180 (n-2)
180 (
180 (
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Drag and Drop
- What is the sum of the measure of the interior angles of a 27-gon.
Formula: 180 (n-2)
180 (
180 (
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But for no. 3&4, after getting the sum of interior angles, you still have to divide it by the no. of sides.
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Multiple Choice
Five angle measures 119, 129, 104, 139 and 95. What is the measure of the 6th angle?
First, find the sum of interior angles of a hexagon.
720
540
360
900
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Multiple Choice
Now, this means that the sum of all 6 angles inside should be 720.
Five angle measures 119, 129, 104, 139 and 95. What is the sum of all the first 5 angles?
586
568
658
658
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Fill in the Blanks
IF the sum of all 6 angles inside should be 720 and while the sum of the first 5 angles is 586,
What should be the value of the 6th angle to get a 720?
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Multiple Choice
To d no. 6, which of the following refers to the formula in getting the sum of the interior angle measure since we were the given sumo f interior angles?
180 (n-2)
360 / n
360 / exterior angles
sum of interior / n
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Fill in the Blanks
To answer no. 6, simply divide the given sum of interior angles by 180, then plus 2. Which is exactly the opposite of the formula 180(n-2).
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Do the same for no. 7, simply divide the given sum of interior angles by 180, then plus 2. Which is exactly the opposite of the formula 180(n-2).
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Fill in the Blanks
Do the same for no. 8, remember that the sum of the exterior angles of any polygon is always?
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Drag and Drop
Formula: 180 (n-2)
180 (
180 (
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Fill in the Blanks
To do number 10, use the formula 360 divided by exterior angles. Therefore, answer should be...
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Fill in the Blanks
To do number 11, find the angle supplementary to 1080. So what is the angle supplementary to 1080?
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Fill in the Blanks
Now to find the answer to 11, use the formula 360 divided by exterior angles. Therefore, answer should be...
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Multiple Choice
No. 12, what is the sum of the interior angles of a quadrilateral (4-sided polygon)?
180
360
540
720
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Fill in the Blanks
Now to find the answer to 12, add all angles inside and subtract them from 360.
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Same thing will be done in no 13 - 17,
First, find the sum of interior angles of the polygon
Second, add all the angles inside
Lastly, subtract the sum of interior angles by the sum of the given angles inside.
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First, find the sum of interior angles of the polygon.
Use 180 (n-2).
Second, sum of all the given angles inside.
Lastly, subtract the sum of interior angles by the sum of the given angles inside.
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First, find the sum of interior angles of the polygon which is 720.
Second, sum of all the given angles inside.
Lastly, use Desmos to solve for x by equating both
sum of all given angles = 360
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First, find the sum of interior angles of the polygon which is 360.
Second, sum of all the given angles inside.
Lastly, use Desmos to solve for x by equating both
sum of all given angles = 360
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First, find the sum of interior angles of a decagon.
Second, divide the answer by the no. of sides.
Lastly, use Desmos to solve for x by equating the given 10x + 4 and your answer from the second step.
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Use Desmos to solve for x by equating the sum all the given angles = 360
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