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Easy
Question
The length of each side of a nonagon is 8 in. Find its perimeter
- 32 in
- 64 in
- 72 in
- 80 in
Hint:
A nonagon is a polygon with nine sides and nine angles which can be regular, irregular, concave or convex depending upon its sides and interior angles.
The correct answer is: 72 in
Explanation:
- We have been given the length of each side of a nonagon that is 8 in.
- We have to find the perimeter of the given nonagon.
Step 1 of 1:
We have length of each side of a nanagon 8in
Now the perimeter will be
9 × 8in
72in
Hence, Option C is correct.
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