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What is the least number of degrees you could rotate a regular pentagon (5 equal side lengths) around its center so that it appears to be unchanged?

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Answer:

Well, I'm not the smartest person, nor do I exactly know what you mean, but I have a wild guess that the least you could rotate it is 100 degrees.

Explanation:

Considering the fact that it's sides are all equal, you could compare this to a square, which also has equal sides. Its angles are equal, too, so you could measure it's angles (100 degrees) and turn it that exact amount,

I hope this helps you, like I said, I don't exactly know what you are talking about, I am not studying that sort of thing yet.

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