The regular nonagon will have 9 isosceles triangles each with 2 equal sides of 58.476088 and an apex angle of 40 degrees.
Area: 0.5*58.476088^2 *sin(40)*9 = 9891 square cm rounded to the nearest whole number
It is 360/9 = 40 degrees.
360/9 = 40 degrees
360/9 = 40 degrees
No because its interior angle of 140 degrees is not a factor of 360 degrees.
Each exterior angle is: 360/9 = 40 degrees
It is 360/9 = 40 degrees.
360/9 = 40 degrees
360/9 = 40 degrees
360/9 = 40 degrees
because there are to many sides * * * * * Each interior angle of a regular nonagon is 140 degrees. At any point in the tessellated plane, a whole number of shapes must come together and the sum of their interior angles must be 360 degrees. 140 does not go into 360 and so a regular nonagon cannot tessellate.
According to theorem 5.4 Every Exterior angle of a regular polygon measures 360/N so all you would do I dived 360 by the number of sides a Nonagon have which is 9
No because its interior angle of 140 degrees is not a factor of 360 degrees.
Each exterior angle is: 360/9 = 40 degrees
It's impossible to tell, unless it's a regular nonagon. All we're sure of isthat all nine of them total up to 360 degrees.If it happens to be a regular nonagon, then each one is 40 degrees.
The sum of the exterior angles of any polygon is 360 degrees. this is true whether the figure is regular or irregular, and irrespective of how many sides/vertices it has. For a regular nonagon, the 9 equal external angles sum to 360 degrees and so each measures 360/9 = 40 degrees.
The measure is 360/9 = 40 degrees.
360/9 = 40 degrees