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Answer:

16) B: S = (n - 2)180

17) A: (n - 2)180/n

18) A: 60°

19) ∠e = 50°

20) D: 12°, 133°, 35°

21) D: 37°

Explanation:

16) Generally, formula for finding sum of angles of a convex polygon with n-sides is; S = (n - 2)180

17) the measure of a regular polygon with n sides is; sum of interior angle/number of sides = (n - 2)180/n

18) sum of interior angles is 720.

In the diagram, there are 6 sides of the polygon.

Thus, each interior angle = 720/6 = 120°

Now, sum of angle on a straight line = 180°

Thus;

120 + ∠c = 180

∠c = 180 - 120

∠c = 60°

19) sum of interior angles is 910.

In the diagram, there are 7 sides of the polygon.

Thus, each interior angle = 910/7 = 130°

Now, sum of angles on a straight line = 180°

Thus;

130 + ∠e = 180

∠e = 180 - 130

∠e = 50°

20) sum of angles in a triangle is 180°

Thus, the set that will be correct is the one that has its sum equal to 180°. The only set that falls into this category is;

12°, 133°, 35°

22) Sum of interior angles in a quadrilateral is 360°.

Thus;

3x + 2x + 1 + x + 2 + 4x - 13 = 360

10x - 10 = 360

10x = 360 + 10

x = 370/10

x = 37

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