The sum of angles in a polygon and the sum of an interior and exterior angle of a polygon indicates;
(a) x = 118°
(b) Interior angle = 162°
Exterior angle = 18°
What is the sum of an exterior and interior angle of a polygon; An exterior angle of a polygon and the adjacent interior angle of the polygon are supplementary, therefore, the sum of an exterior angle and the adjacent interior angle is 180°
(a) The number of vertices indicated by the angles ∠N, ∠E, ∠P, ∠T, and ∠A, are 5 vertices, which indicates that the possible figure is a pentagon
Please find attached the drawing of the possible figure NEPTA in the question created with MS Word;
Whereby the figure is a pentagon, we get;
The sum of the interior angles in a pentagon = 540°
Therefore; ∠N + ∠E + ∠P + ∠T + ∠A = 540°
125 + 97 + 115 + x + 85 = 540
x = 540 - (125 + 97 + 115 + 85)
540 - (125 + 97 + 115 + 85) = 118
x = 118°
(b) The interior and exterior angle of a polygon are supplementary, therefore;
The sum of the interior and exterior angle of the polygon is 180°
The measure of an exterior angle of the polygon = (x + 3)°
The measure of an interior angle of the polygon = (13·x - 33)°
(x + 3) + (13·x - 33) = 180
14·x - 30 = 180
x = (180 + 30)/14
(180 + 30)/14 = 15
x = 15
The measure of the exterior angle, x + 3 is; 15 + 3 = 18°
The measure of the interior angle, (13·x - 33) is; (13 × 15 - 33) = 162°