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A regular polygon with 3 sides is shown below. Find the value of x.

hintHint:

The regular polygon has all sides equal in length. now equate given side to find x

The correct answer is: x = 2


    ANS :-  x = 2
    Explanation :- The regular polygon has all sides equal in length
    We get, 7 x minus 2 equals 3 x plus 6
    not stretchy rightwards double arrow 7 x minus 3 x equals 6 plus 2 not stretchy rightwards double arrow 4 x equals 8
    not stretchy rightwards double arrow x equals 2
    ∴x = 2

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