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Example Question #21 : Act Math
Find the length of one side for a regular pentagon with a perimeter of .
Use the formula for perimeter to solve for the side length:
Example Question #1 : How To Find The Length Of The Side Of A Pentagon
Find the length of each side for a regular pentagon with a perimeter of .
Use the formula for perimeter to solve for the side length:
Example Question #1 : How To Find The Length Of The Diagonal Of A Pentagon
If the side of a pentagon is , what is the diagonal of the pentagon?
Write the formula for finding the diagonal of a pentagon.
Plug in the side length and simplify.
Example Question #1 : How To Find The Length Of The Diagonal Of A Pentagon
Find the length of the diagonal for a pentagon with a a side length of .
Use the formula for the diagonal of a pentagon:
Example Question #21 : Plane Geometry
Find the length of the diagonal for a pentagon with a perimeter of .
1. Use the formula for perimeter to solve for the side length:
2. Use the formula for the diagonal of a pentagon:
Example Question #21 : Geometry
Find the diagonal for a pentagon with a perimeter of .
1. Use the formula for perimeter to solve for the side length:
2. Use the formula for the diagonal of a pentagon:
Example Question #2 : How To Find The Length Of The Diagonal Of A Pentagon
If a side of the pentagon is , what is the diagonal of the pentagon?
Write the diagonal formula for a pentagon.
Substitute the side length and find the diagonal.
Example Question #21 : Plane Geometry
Suppose the side length of a pentagon is . What is the area of the pentagon?
Write the formula for the area of a pentagon.
Substitute the side length and simplify the radical.
Example Question #23 : Geometry
One side of a regular pentagon is . Find the perimeter of the pentagon.
In a regular pentagon, all of the sides are the same length.
The perimeter can then be found by summing all sides or multiplying by .
Example Question #2 : How To Find The Perimeter Of A Pentagon
What is the perimeter of the regular pentagon pictured above?
The answer cannot be determined.
The key word in this question is "regular." Since the pentagon is regular, all of its sides are equal. This means that it, in fact, looks like:
The perimeter for this is simply or .
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