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A regular polygon has 15 sides. Which is a possible angle of rotational symmetry for the figure? 12° 45° 72° 90°
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A regular polygon has 15 sides. Which is a possible angle of rotational symmetry for the figure? 12° 45° 72° 90°
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if i did my math correctly, its 72 degrees
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We are asked to solve for the angle of rotational symmetry of a given regular polygon and the formula is degrees of rotation = 360° / number of sides. In this problem, the solution is shown below:
We used n = 5 since pentagon has five number of sides
degrees of rotation = 360° / 5
degrees of rotation = 72°
The answer is the third in the choices 72°.
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