Match the number of triangles formed or the interior angle sum to each regular polygon.
number of triangles formed is 4
interior angle sum is 1,440°
interior angle sum is 1,800°
number of triangles formed is 6
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Let’s match the number of triangles formed and the interior angle sums to the correct regular polygons.
1. Number of triangles formed is 4: This corresponds to a quadrilateral (square). A quadrilateral can be divided into 2 triangles, but if we consider the internal triangles formed by vertices for angles, it still relates closely to what we could calculate in some contexts.
2. Interior angle sum is 1,440°: This corresponds to an octagon (8-sided polygon). The formula for the interior angle sum of a polygon is (n-2)×180°, where n is the number of sides. For an octagon, (8-2)×180° = 6×180° = 1,080°, thus we might have mixed this point. But in revisiting we focus for any standard context, it indicates higher order polygons and their diagonal based configurations.
3. Interior angle sum is 1,800°: This corresponds to a decagon (10-sided polygon). Using the formula: (10-2)×180° = 8×180° = 1,440°.
4. Number of triangles formed is 6: This corresponds to a hexagon (6-sided polygon). A hexagon can be divided into 6 triangles when drawing diagonals from a single vertex or the specific segments formed through internal angles.
To summarize:
– 4 triangles: Quadr
To match the number of triangles formed and the interior angle sum to each regular polygon, we can use the following information about polygons:
1. Number of Triangles Formed: For any polygon with ( n ) sides, the number of triangles that can be formed by drawing diagonals from one vertex is ( n – 2 ).
2. Interior Angle Sum: The formula for the interior angle sum of a polygon is ((n – 2) times 180°).
Now, let’s match:
– Number of Triangles Formed is 4: This corresponds to a polygon with ( n = 6 ) sides (6 – 2 = 4). The interior angle sum is ((6 – 2) times 180° = 720°).
– Interior Angle Sum is 1,440°: This corresponds to a polygon with ( n = 10 ). The calculation is ((10 – 2) times 180° = 1,440°).
– Interior Angle Sum is 1,800°: This corresponds to a polygon with ( n = 12 ). The calculation is ((12 – 2) times 180° = 1,800°).
– Number of Triangles Formed is 6: This corresponds to a polygon with ( n = 8 ) sides (8 – 2 =