NOPQ is a rhombus. Given ON = 110 and OQ = 176. Find each measures. 16) m40PN = 17) m*NOQ = 19) m40PQ = = 21) m42 =_ 23) m44 = 25) OR = 27) NR = 18) m*NQP = 20) mx1 = 22) m43 = 24) OP=_ 26) NP = ( 110 110 64% N R 3
NOPQ is a rhombus. Given ON = 110 and OQ = 176. Find each measures. 16) m40PN = 17) m*NOQ = 19) m40PQ = = 21) m42 =_ 23) m44 = 25) OR = 27) NR = 18) m*NQP = 20) mx1 = 22) m43 = 24) OP=_ 26) NP = ( 110 110 64% N R 3
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Transcribed Image Text:### Educational Content on Geometry: Rhombi and Heptagons
#### Exercises:
**Geometry Problems:**
**NOPQ is a rhombus.** Given \(ON = 110\) and \(OQ = 176\). Find each measurement:
1. \(m \angle OPN =\) _______
2. \(m \angle NOQ =\) _______
3. \(m \angle NQP =\) _______
4. \(m \angle OPQ =\) _______
5. \(m \angle 1 =\) _______
6. \(m \angle 2 =\) _______
7. \(m \angle 3 =\) _______
8. \(m \angle 4 =\) _______
9. \(OP =\) _______
10. \(OR =\) _______
11. \(NP =\) _______
12. \(NR =\) _______
**Diagram Explanation:**
In the diagram of the rhombus \(NOPQ\), with \(O\) at the center, \(N\) and \(Q\) are opposite vertices. Lines and angles are marked as follows:
- \(ON\) and \(OQ\) are radii of the rhombus, measuring 110 and 176, respectively.
- The angles \( \angle OPN\), \( \angle NOQ\), etc., are marked, denoting different regions within the rhombus.
- An angle of 64° is specifically marked near \( \angle 3\).
**Additional Task:**
28. **Find the interior angle sum and exterior angle sum for a heptagon.**
**Diagram of Heptagon:**
A simple heptagon is drawn with each side representing one of its 7 edges.
### Concepts to Explore:
- **Rhombus Properties:**
- All sides are equal.
- Opposite angles are equal.
- The diagonals bisect each other at right angles.
- **Heptagon Angle Sums:**
- Interior angle sum: \((n-2) \times 180^\circ\) where \(n = 7\).
- Exterior angle sum is always \(360^\circ\) for any polygon.
These exercises provide practice with understanding the properties of rhombi and polygons, important for strengthening geometric reasoning and problem-solving skills.
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