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MQS61QJ Project 6 1. A convex n-gon has 5 times as many diagonals as sides. Fully explain how to find the value of n. In order to find the value of n, I first found the number of diagonals in a convex n-gon by applying the formula (n(n-3))/2 in which n stands for the number of sides. In a convex polygon, the number of diagonals form from a single vertex is 3 less than the number of sides, which is represented as n-3. Moreover, since there are n sides, it would give n(n - 3) diagonals. However, each diagonal has 2 ends, in other words connecting from two vertices. As a result, each diagonal would be counted twice, thus n(n - 3) must be divided by 2. Since the convex n-gon has 5 times as many diagonals as sides, the formula can be equal to 5n. Therefore the new equation would be (n(n-3))/2=5n, and by multiplying both sides by 2, the equation would become n(n-3)=10n. Then, divide both sides …show more content…

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