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Chapter 3: Q19 (page 105)

Make a sketch showing how to tile a floor using both squares and regular octagons.

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The sketch to show how to tile a floor using both squares and regular octagons is:

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Description of step.

The number of sides in a octagon is 8 and the number of sides in a square is 4.

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Step 2. Definition of regular polygon.

A regular polygon is a polygon which has equal sides and equal angles.

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Step 3. Sketch to show how to tile a floor using both squares and regular octagons.

The sketch to show how to tile a floor using both squares and regular octagons is:

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