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Watch this video lesson to learn the one formula that lets you find the measure of angles in any regular polygon. Also learn how you can tell if you are working with a regular polygon or not.
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Watch this video lesson to learn the one formula that lets you find the measure of angles in any regular polygon. Also learn how you can tell if you are working with a regular polygon or not.
Regular PolygonsOnly with regular polygons can you find the measurement of its angles. What makes a polygon, or a flat shape with straight lines, regular? A regular polygon is defined as a flat shape whose sides are all equal in length and whose angles are all equal. Visually, I like to think of these shapes as wannabe circles. These shapes so want to be circles that they are stretching their ends out as far as they can. Do you see this too? Do you see how if you drew a circle around them, each of the polygon's corners would touch the circle? This is what makes a polygon a regular polygon. Because only regular polygons have a handy and useful formula for calculating the angles, these types of shapes are what we will be considering in this video lesson. Sum of Interior AnglesThe first angle measurement we will discuss is the sum of the measure of interior angles. Long name, I know. All it means is that we are going to find the total measurement of all the interior angles combined. What are the interior angles, you ask? The interior angles are the angles you see inside the polygon at every corner. So a triangle, for example, has three interior angles because it has three corners. A pentagon has five interior angles because it has five corners. Do you see how it works now? It's a good thing for us that we have a very useful formula we can use to find this sum. Sum of the Measure of Interior Angles = (n - 2)*180 Yes, the formula tells us to subtract 2 from n, which is the total number of sides the polygon has, and then to multiply that by 180. We can check this formula to see if it works out. We know that the angles of a triangle will always add up to 180. So let's try finding the sum of interior angles of a regular triangle. We have three sides, so our n is 3. We plug that in and we get (3 - 2)*180 = 1*180 = 180. A-ha! It works! So, whatever regular polygon you have, to find the sum of the measure of interior angles, all you have to do is plug in your number of sides into the n variable and then evaluate. One Interior AngleNow, what about the measure of just one of the interior angles? What do you think we would need to do to find the measure of just one angle if we already know how to find the sum of their measures and that for a regular polygon all the angles are equal? Yes, we would need to divide our sum by the number of sides we have. And that is what our formula tells us to do. Measure of Interior Angle = (n - 2)*180 / n Let's go back to our triangle. We know that an equilateral triangle, a regular triangle, has all of its angles measuring 60 degrees. So, does this check out with our formula? Let's find out. Our regular is a triangle with 3 sides, so our n equals 3. We plug that in to our equation and we get (3 - 2)*180/3 = 1*180/3 = 180/3 = 60. Look at that! It works, too! Likewise, with the sum of the measure of interior angles, we can use this to find the measure of any interior angle of any regular polygon. All we need to do is to plug in our number of sides into the equation.
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Exterior AnglesThe last measurement I want to show you is that of the exterior angle. What is an exterior angle? The exterior angle is the angle you get when you take a side of your polygon and draw it out beyond the shape. When you do this, your interior angle will be inside the polygon and the exterior angle will be the one right next to the interior angle but outside the polygon and formed by the line you extended. Because you extended the side of your polygon, your interior and exterior angle are supplementary angles, meaning that they add up to 180 degrees. We know that a straight line always measures 180 degrees. So because your interior and exterior angles together make up a straight line, they are supplementary. You know how to find the measure of your interior angle, so your exterior angle is simply 180 - Interior Angle. For the triangle, 180 - 60 = 120. 120 degrees is the measure of the exterior angle. One last thing I want to share with you is actually quite interesting. For any regular polygon, if you add up all the exterior angles, they will always add up to 360 degrees. Going back to our triangle, our exterior angle measures 120 and there are three of them, so 120*3 = 360! Pretty cool, huh? Lesson SummaryWow! We've learned quite a bit here! Let's recap. A regular polygon is a flat shape whose sides are all equal and whose angles are all equal. The formula for finding the sum of the measures of the interior angles is (n - 2)*180. To find the measure of one interior angle, we take that formula and divide by the number of sides n: (n - 2)*180 / n. The exterior angle is supplementary to the interior angle, so to find the exterior angle, we simply subtract the interior angle from 180: 180 - interior angle. If we add up all of our exterior angles, we will get 360 degrees.
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