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MATHEMATICS WORK BOOK

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POLYGONS

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GENERAL OBJECTIVES

1 To understand about polygons.2 To identifies different types of polygons.3 To understand sum of angles of a polygon having n- sides is equal to (n-2)180°.4 To apply the above formula to solve the

problems.5 To understand the sum of exterior angles of an n-

sided polygon.6 To apply the formula for solving problems.7 To understand about regular polygons.

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ACTIVITY 1Filling the blanks

1. A closed figure of 3 sides and angles is called a …………

2. A closed figure of 4 sides and angles is known as a ………

3. A Heptagon is a closed figure of …… Sides and angles.4. A closed figure of five sides and angles is called a

…………5. A closed figure with 3 or more sides is known as a

…………6. An octagon is a closed shape of ………Sides and angles.

Name :Date :

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ACTIVITY 2 1) Complete the table

Name of the polygon

Splitted figure

Number of triangles

Sum of the interior angles

TRIANGLE

……A……… …B…………

QUADRILATERAL

………C…… …………D…

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Name of the polygon

Splitted figure

Number of triangles

Sum of the interior angles

PENTAGON

……E……… …F…………

HEXAGON

……G……… ………H……

HEPTAGON

……I……… ……J………

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2) What is the sum of angles of a 10–sided polygon ?

The sum of angles of a 10–sided polygon is …………

3) The sum of angles of a 15-sided polygon is ……………

4) If we draw maximum possible diagonals from a vertex of an n-sided polygon then how many triangles we get ?

ans : ……………

5) What is the sum of angles of an n- sided polygon ? ans : ……………

2) What is the sum of angles of a 10–sided polygon ?

The sum of angles of a 10–sided polygon is …………

3) The sum of angles of a 15-sided polygon is ……………

4) If we draw maximum possible diagonals from a vertex of an n-sided polygon then how many triangles we get ?

ans : ……………

5) What is the sum of angles of an n- sided polygon ? ans : ……………

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ACTIVITY 31.The following are the number of sides of a polygon. Find the sum of the angles of each polygon

a) n=12 Sum of the angles of a 12 sided polygon= …………

b) n=15Sum of the angles of a 15 sided polygon= …………

c) n=20Sum of the angles of a 20 sided polygon= …………

d) n=24Sum of the angles of a 24 sided polygon= …………

2 . The sum of the angles of a polygon is 2700° . How many sides does it have ?

The sum of the angles of a polygon is ……………Given,

The sum of the angles of a polygon is ……… That is, ………………………………………….. Therefore n= …………..

3. The sum of the angles of polygons are given below. Find the number of sides of each polygons.

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a) 900°The sum of the angles of a polygon is ……………Given,

The sum of the angles of a polygon is ……… That is, ………………………………………….. Therefore n= …………..

b)1260°The sum of the angles of a polygon is ……………Given,

The sum of the angles of a polygon is ……… That is, ………………………………………….. Therefore n= …………..

c)1980°The sum of the angles of a polygon is ……………Given,

The sum of the angles of a polygon is ……… That is, ………………………………………….. Therefore n= …………..

d)2520° The sum of the angles of a polygon is ……………Given,

The sum of the angles of a polygon is ……… That is, ………………………………………….. Therefore n= …………..

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ACTIVITY 41) The angles of a triangle are 30°,40°, and 110°

i) Find the measures of its external angles (a),(b), (c)and give reasons?

External angle (a)= ………….. (Since ……………. )External angle (b)= ………….. (Since ……………. )External angle (c)= ………….. (Since ……………. )

ii) Find the sum of external angles?

sum of external angles = ……………

30 °

110°

40 ° a)

b)

c)

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2) Look at the figure and answer the questions.

i. Name the polygon?

………………… ii. What is the sum of angles of this polygon ? …………………

iii. Find the external angles (a),(b),(c) &(d) and give reasons.External angle (a)= ………….. (Since ……………. )External angle (b)= ………….. (Since ……………. )External angle (c)= ………….. (Since ……………. )External angle (d)= ………….. (Since ……………. )

iv . Find the sum of these external angles ?

sum of external angles = ……………

35 ° 50 °

155 °120 °

a)

b)

c)

d)

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3) Answer the following

i) A pentagon have ……… sides. ii) Find all the external angles (a),(b),(c),(d) & (e)

External angle (a)= ………….. (Since ……………. )External angle (b)= ………….. (Since ……………. )External angle (c)= ………….. (Since ……………. )External angle (d)= ………….. (Since ……………. )

External angle (e)= ………….. (Since ……………. )

iii)Find sum of the external angles of these pentagon ?

Sum of external angles = ……………

)30◦160◦

72◦

70 ◦108 ◦ a)

b)c)

d)

e)

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4) Answer the following

i. How many external angles in these hexagon?…………….

ii. Find all external angles ?

External angle (a)= ………….. (Since ……………. )External angle (b)= ………….. (Since ……………. )External angle (c)= ………….. (Since ……………. )External angle (d)= ………….. (Since ……………. )External angle (d)= ………….. (Since ……………. )

iii. Find the sum of these external angles ?

Sum of external angles = ……………

5)What is the sum of the external angles of an n-sided polygon?……………………

120 ◦ 120◦120 ◦

120 ◦120 ◦120 ◦

a)

b)

c)

d)

e)f)

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ACTIVITY 51) If all angles of a triangle are equal .Then sides of the triangle

are also …………………2) If the angles of a quadrilateral are all equal , is it necessary

that its sides are also equal ? ………………3) Define a regular polygon and name a 5 sided regular polygon.

A regular polygon is a ……………………………………

4) How much is each angle of a regular hexagon ?Sum of the interior angle of a hexagon=

………………one angle of a regular

hexagon=…………………………5) Find each angle of a regular octagon?

Sum of the interior angle of an octagon= ………………

one angle of a regular octagon=…………………………

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ACTIVITY 61) An external angle of a regular polygon is 45° ,find number of sides

of the regular polygonGiven,External angle = …………Sum of the external angles of a polygon = …………Number of external angles= ……………Therefore number of sides =……………

2) If the external angles of a triangle are (2x+30°) ,(3x−10°) &100° then find the value of x ?

Since sum of the external angles of a triangle is …………

we can write 2x+30+3x−10+100 = ………………………

……………………..

…………………….

x= …………………

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<A=…………

ABC is an isosceles triangle(since <B=……… , Also AB=BC ,the two angles are equal ).

Therefore <BAC=………… Similarly, From ADE, <EAD=………

Therefore <CAD= …………

Sum of the angles of a regular pentagon=……………

Therefore ,one angle of the regular pentagon=…………

3) ABCDE is a regular polygon. Find <CAD ?A

B

C D

E

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4) ABCDEF is a regular hexagon . Prove ACE is an equilateral triangle.

sum of the angles of a regular hexagon =…………… Therefore ,one angle of the regular hexagon=………… ie, <A = ………

From the isosceles triangle AEF , <F=………… Also the two angles are equal, therefore <FAE=………Similarly, From ABC, <BAC=……… Therefore, <EAC=………Similarly we have <ACE=……… So we can prove <AEC=………Therefore ACE is an equilateral triangle.

A B

C

DE

F

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5) Draw a hexagon with all angles equal but not all sides equal ?

6) One of the external angle of a regular polygon is 23° is it possible ? why?

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ANSWERSACTIVITY 11) Triangle2) Quadrilateral3) 7 sides and angles4) Pentagon5) Polygon6) 8 sides and angles

ACTIVITY 21) A=1 ,B=180° C=2 ,D=2*180° E=3 ,F=3*180° G=4 ,H=4*180° I=5 ,J= 4*180°2)1440°3)2340 °4) (n-2)5) (n-2)180 °

ACTIVITY 31) a)=1800 °,b)=2340 °,c)=3240 °,d)=3960 °2) n=173) a) n=7

b) n=9c) n=13d)n= 16

ACTIVITY 41) i) a)=150 ° ,b)=70 ° ,c)=140 ° { since linear pairs} ii) 360°2) i) Quadrilateral ii) 360° iii) i) a)=145 ° ,b)=60 ° ,c)=25 ° ,d=130 ° { since

linear pairs} iv) 360°3) i) 5 sides ii) i) a)=110 ° ,b)=108 ° ,c)=20 ° ,d=150 ° ,e=72 ° iii) 360°

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ACTIVITY 44) i) 6 ii) All angles are 60 ° iii) 360 °5) 360 °

ACTIVITY 51) Equal2) No3) A polygon with equal angles and lengths of

sides also equal are called regular polygon.4) 120 °5) 135 °

ACTIVITY 61) No. of sides= 82) x=483) Sum of the angles of a regular pentagon= 540 °

Therefore ,one angle of the regular pentagon= 540/5=108 ° <A=108 °

ABC is an isosceles triangle(since <B=108 ° , Also AB=BC ,the two angles are equal ).

Therefore <BAC=36 ° Similarly, From ADE, <EAD= 36 °

Therefore <CAD= 108-(36+36)=36 °

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4) sum of the angles of a regular hexagon =720 ° Therefore ,one angle of the regular hexagon=720/6=120 ° ie, <A = 120 °

From the isosceles triangle AEF , <F=120 ° Also the two angles are equal, therefore <FAE= <FAESimilarly, From ABC, <BAC=30 °Therefore, <EAC=120-(30+30)=60 °Similarly we have <ACE=60 °So we can prove <AEC= 60 ° Therefore ACE is an equilateral triangle.

5) From the point A draw a line by making an angle 120 ° .In any length mark F on that line. Similarly draw a line and mark C. Then draw a parallel line corresponding to AF through C. And mark D on that line ,draw a parallel line corresponding to BC through F, measure 120 ° from the point D.

6) No Since no .of external angles = no. of sides Therefore no. of external angles =360/23= not an integer value. so 23 ° is not an exterior angle of a regular polygon.

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