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a.
To find: Number of sides of the
a.

Answer to Problem 42PPE
Number of sides of the polygon is 6 and diagonal coming from one vertex is 3
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculation:
By the diagram, we can say that the number of sides of the polygon is 6 and the diagonals comes from one vertex is 3
b.
To find: The number of diagonals that the polygon that has n sides will have.
b.

Answer to Problem 42PPE
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The polygon has n sides
Calculation:
The number of diagonals from a vertex of polygon that have n sides is n − 3
c.
To write: The polynomial in standard form
c.

Answer to Problem 42PPE
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The number of diagonals from all the vertices is
Calculation:
The standard form is:
d.
To find: The number of diagonals of polygon
d.

Answer to Problem 42PPE
Number of diagonals is 5
Explanation of Solution
Given:
A polygon has 8 sides
Calculation:
The formula for number of diagonals when number of sides of the polygon given is:
Apply the formula:
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