Which has a smaller perimeter with the same area of 36 square units, a regular pentagon, a regular hexagon, or a regular octagon?PLEASE EXPLAIN IN THE SIMPLEST WAYThe answer is on the board (3)(2) Area: 36 59. unitsCompare the perimeters ofPentagon, hexagon, ochagen.Soln. Since the area is A = san(36)= (5an ) 272 = San22= sa२72n= S(17(n-3)tan2 (22)/(1-_ ((--)) -72-Zann(10 (20))२५1244 - 5 tan (2(2x))hter/alans))२५2S = 1144(5 (1-₂)to144n tant(13 (1-2)144n ton (²)Pentym: n=5S=114428-8tan (7)S=4.574322333P = 5 (5)P = 22-87161167 dmits)Haag: n=6S=11446 ton (((-2))26)24: 3.722911436P= 6(S)= 22.33451662OctagonS=\:n=8144S = 2.7905 39 163P: 8 (5)P: 21.844 31331

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Which has a smaller perimeter with the same area of 36 square units, a regular pentagon, a regular hexagon, or a regular octagon? PLEASE EXPLAIN IN THE SIMPLEST WAY The answer is on the board

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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