Chapter 3: Q14 (page 104)
Sketch the polygon described. If no such polygon exists, write not possible.
A regular pentagon, one of whose angles has measure 120.
Short Answer
Such a polygon described is not possible.
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Chapter 3: Q14 (page 104)
Sketch the polygon described. If no such polygon exists, write not possible.
A regular pentagon, one of whose angles has measure 120.
Such a polygon described is not possible.
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Explain how each corollary of Theorem 3-11 follows from the theorem
Corollary 4
Name the coordinates of each point.

The cover of a soccer ball consists of interlocking regular pentagons and regular hexagons, as shown at the right. The second diagram shows that regular pentagons and hexagons cannot be interlocked in this pattern to tile a floor. Why not?

Complete.
10. In a regular decagon, the sum of the measures of the exterior angles is and the measure of each interior angle is .
Name two coplanar segments that do not intersect and yet are not parallel.
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