Simple and Compound Interest Formulas with Questions
Interest is one of the most significant ideas in maths and financial calculations. It is very common in banking, loan applications, investments, saving account and competitive exams. Simple Interest and Compound Interest make it easier to find out how much more is earned and/or paid on a principal during the period of time. These Interest … Read more
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They say that the difference between ANY two consecutive angles. So it could be the last and the first one as well but then like Lalit Mohan said the difference is more than 5°. Could you please explain?
Here difference between 16 and 9 is seven. So rejected the value of n=16. So number of sides of polygon is 9.
Here first and last angles are also consecutive, but difference is more than 5.