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Question 569498: Hi,
1. suppose that the sum of the measures of the vertex angles of a polygon is 1620 degrees. How many sides does the polygon have?
what I've tried:
(n-2)180/n= i multiplied "n" by both sides to cancel out the fraction and then use distribution property to fix the equation.
180n - 360= 1620n
-180n 180n
-360= 1440n
-0.25=n
but that is the wrong answer. the book says that the answer of sides is 11.
Please help me.
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Question 569384: Please help!!!! I will praise you!!!
At 9:30 am tomorrow, we open our doors for the last time. The price of every item in the store will be reduced 10% every hour, on the hour, beginning at 10am until everything goes, The stereo calvin would love to buy is $359 dollars.. Calvin has saved $270 for the stereo. Henry told calvin that at 11:01 am, the price of the stereo will be $287.20. Jacob says $290.79 will be the price. What might he expect the price to be at 11:01 and why? Henry claims that since the prices go down 105 every hour, after 10 hours, the stereo will be free. He tells calvin to arrive at the store at 8pm for a free stereo. Do you agree with Henry's reasoning? Explain why and why not. Sales tax is 6%. Assuming he gets no more money, explain to Calvin when he will be able to afford the stereo and how you figured this out. Be sure your work is shown in an organized format so that it can be easily followed
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Question 569384: Please help!!!! I will praise you!!!
At 9:30 am tomorrow, we open our doors for the last time. The price of every item in the store will be reduced 10% every hour, on the hour, beginning at 10am until everything goes, The stereo calvin would love to buy is $359 dollars.. Calvin has saved $270 for the stereo. Henry told calvin that at 11:01 am, the price of the stereo will be $287.20. Jacob says $290.79 will be the price. What might he expect the price to be at 11:01 and why? Henry claims that since the prices go down 105 every hour, after 10 hours, the stereo will be free. He tells calvin to arrive at the store at 8pm for a free stereo. Do you agree with Henry's reasoning? Explain why and why not. Sales tax is 6%. Assuming he gets no more money, explain to Calvin when he will be able to afford the stereo and how you figured this out. Be sure your work is shown in an organized format so that it can be easily followed
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Question 566763: I need to find the side length of a 6 sided polygon with an apothem of 14 in. so that I may find the area.
Please help me in simple language on HOW TO FIND A SIDE LENGTH to use in formula A=1/2aP.
Thank you so much!
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Question 566580: Please help me on this, i have a test on this next class and i have no idea what im supposed to do!
The ratio of the weight of an object on Mars to its weight on Earth is 9 to 25. If a person weighs 120 pounds on Earth, how much would the person weigh on Mars?
A flagpole casts a shadow of 8.5 meters long. If an algebra student 1.6 meters tall casts a shadow of 2.0 meters long at the same time and location, how tall is the flagpole in meters?
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Question 566587: PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!! test next class on this!
A U.S nickel is composed of 3.9 grams of copper and only 1.2 grams of nickel. How many kg of copper must be combined with 4kg of nickel in the manufacture of a nickel coin?
In a town of 30,000 households, a survey was taken to estimate the number of households in which a certain TV program had been viewed. Of the 200 residences surveyed, the program had been seen in 64. Assuming that this was a representative sample, estimate the total number of households in the town in which the program was viewed.
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Question 564088: Please help me solve this! i have a test on this next class and i dont know how to solve it! or polygons in general! Please help!
You are shown part of a convex n- gon. The pattern of congruent angles continues around the polygon.Use the Polygon Exterior Angles Theorem to find the value of n. Show all of your work and explain your process..
The picture i have no idea how to upload so i will describe it. It is an open, 7 sided shape that says that every other angle is equal to 125 degrees and the other angles that are not 125 degrees are 163 degrees.
I know its difficult without the diagram but please help me!!!!!! THANKYOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!
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Question 564080: Please please por favor help me! Im in Honors Geometry and i have no idea how to solve any polygons and i have a test on this on Monday January 30 2012! please help! Thanks! :D
you've been asked to build a window frame for an octagonal window. To make the frame you'l cut identical trapezoid pieces. What are the measures of the angles of the trapezoids? Explain how you found these measures.
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Question 562746: What is the ratio of the measure of an interior angle to the measure of an exteror angle in a regular hexagon? A regular decagon? A regular n-gon?
I figured out that a hexagon is 3:2 and a decagon is 4:1 but I need help with the n-gon with n as any real positive number
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Question 562621: For each polygon, how many diagonals can be drawn from one vertex? How many different diagonals can you draw from all the vertices of each polygon?
Quadrilateral-
Pentagon-
Hexagon-
Heptagon-
Octagon-
Nonagon-
Decagon-
N-gon-
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