Exercise 14A
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Q1 | Ex-14A | Class 8 | RS AGGARWAL | chapter 14 | Polygons
Question 1:
Find the measure of each exterior angle of a regular
(i) pentagon
(ii) hexagon
(iii) heptagon
(iv) decagon
(v) polygon of 15 sides.
Answer 1:
Exterior angle of an n-sided polygon = (360n)o
(i) For a pentagon: n=5 ∴ (360n)=(3605)=72o
(ii) For a hexagon: n=6 ∴ (360n)=(3606)=60o
(iii) For a heptagon: n=7 ∴ (360n)=(3607)=51.43o
(iv) For a decagon: n=10 ∴ (360n)=(36010)=36o
(v) For a polygon of 15 sides: n=15 ∴ (360n)=(36015)=24o
Question 2:
Is it possible to have a regular polygon each of whose exterior angles is 50°?
Answer 2:
Each exterior angle of an n-sided polygon = (360n)o
If the exterior angle is 50°, then:
360n=50⇒n=7.2
Since n is not an integer, we cannot have a polygon with each exterior angle equal to 50°.
Question 3:
Find the measure of each interior angle of a regular polygon having
(i) 10 sides
(ii) 15 sides.
Answer 3:
For a regular polygon with n sides:
Each interior angle = 180 - {Each exterior angle}=180-(360n)
(i) For a polygon with 10 sides:
Each exterior angle = 36010=36o⇒ Each interior angle = 180-36=144o
(ii) For a polygon with 15 sides:
Each exterior angle = 36015=24o⇒ Each interior angle = 180-24=156o
Question 4:
Is it possible to have a regular polygon each of whose interior angles is 100°?
Answer 4:
Each interior angle of a regular polygon having n sides = 180 - (360n)=180n-360n
If each interior angle of the polygon is 100°, then:
100 =180n-360n⇒ 100n = 180n - 360⇒ 180n-100n=360⇒ 80n=360⇒ n=36080=4.5
Since n is not an integer, it is not possible to have a regular polygon with each interior angle equal to 100°.
Question 5:
What is the sum of all interior angles of a regular
(i) pentagon
(ii) hexagon
(iii) nonagon
(iv) polygon of 12 sides?
Answer 5:
Sum of the interior angles of an n-sided polygon = (n-2)×180°
(i) For a pentagon:
n=5∴ (n-2)×180°=(5-2)×180°=3×180° = 540°
(ii) For a hexagon:
n=6∴ (n-2)×180°=(6-2)×180°=4×180° = 720°
(iii) For a nonagon:
n=9∴ (n-2)×180°=(9-2)×180°=7×180° = 1260°
(iv) For a polygon of 12 sides:
n=12∴ (n-2)×180°=(12-2)×180°=10×180° = 1800°
Question 6:
What is the number of diagonals in a
(i) heptagon
(ii) octagon
(iii) polygon of 12 sides?
Answer 6:
Number of diagonal in an n-sided polygon = n(n-3)2
(i) For a heptagon:
n=7⇒n(n-3)2=7(7-3)2=282=14
(ii) For an octagon:
n=8⇒n(n-3)2=8(8-3)2=402=20
(iii) For a 12-sided polygon:
n=12⇒n(n-3)2=12(12-3)2=1082=54
Question 7:
Find the number of sides of a regular polygon whose each exterior angle measures:
(i) 40°
(ii) 36°
(iii) 72°
(iv) 30°
Answer 7:
Sum of all the exterior angles of a regular polygon is 360o.
(i)
Each exterior angle=40oNumber of sides of the regular polygon = 36040=9
(ii)
Each exterior angle=36oNumber of sides of the regular polygon= 36036=10
(iii)
Each exterior angle=72oNumber of sides of the regular polygon = 36072=5
(iv)
Each exterior angle=30oNumber of sides of the regular polygon = 36030=12
Question 8:
In the given figure, find the angle measure x.
Answer 8:
Sum of all the interior angles of an n-sided polygon = (n-2)×180°
m∠ADC=180-50=130om∠DAB=180-115 =65om∠BCD=180-90=90o m∠ADC+m∠DAB+m∠BCD+m∠ABC=(n-2)×180°=(4-2)×180°=2×180°=360°⇒ m∠ADC+m∠DAB+m∠BCD+m∠ABC = 360°⇒ 130o + 65o + 90o + m∠ABC = 360°⇒ 285o+m∠ABC=360o⇒ m∠ABC=75o⇒ m∠CBF = 180 - 75 = 105o
∴ x = 105
Question 9:
Find the angle measure x in the given figure.
Answer 9:
For a regular n-sided polygon:
Each interior angle = 180-(360n)
In the given figure:
n=5 x° = 180-3605 =180-72 =108o
∴ x = 108
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