JUST as the sequence of propositions arranged by Euclid to form the first book of his “Elements” reaches its climax in the proof of Pythagoras's theorem, so those in the three succeeding books ...
Polygons can be regular or irregular. If the angles are all equal, and all the sides are equal in length, it is a regular polygon. To find the sum of interior angles in a polygon, divide the polygon ...
Polygons can be regular or irregular in shape. A polygon is a closed 2D shape with at least three sides. A regular polygon is a polygon with all equal sides and angles. An irregular polygon is a ...
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