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21 December, 23:23
What are the angles of rotation for a 20-gon?
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Moriah Aguirre
21 December, 23:58
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There are 360 degrees so divide 360 by 20 and get 18 degrees
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Maurice Valdez
22 December, 02:26
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The sum of the internal angles is 18*180=3240
3240/20=162 degrees.
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