Polygons - Angles in Regular Polygons

Polygons - Angles in Regular Polygons

IP 1
6 marks

Points \(A,B,C\) are three consecutive vertices of a regular polygon. Each interior angle is four times its exterior angle.
A diagonal \(AC\) is drawn. Point \(G\) lies on \(AC\), and \(ABFG\) is a rhombus, as shown.

  1. Find \(\angle ABC\).

    [2]
  2. Find \(\angle BFG\), explaining why triangle \(ABC\) is isosceles and giving reasons for your angle calculations.

    [4]

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Answer:(a) \(144^\circ\) (b) \(18^\circ\)

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