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Chapter 3: Q3 (page 103)

Is the given figure a convex polygon, a non-convex polygon or neither?

Short Answer

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The given figure is a not a polygon.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Definition of convex polygon.

A polygon is a closed figure formed by joining the line segments such that each line segment intersects with only two other line segments, one at each end point.

A figure is said to be convex polygon if:

All the interior angles of the polygon are less than 180°and all the diagonals drawn lies in the interior of the polygon.

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Step 2. Observe the given diagram.

The given figure is:

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Step 3. State whether the given figure is a convex polygon, non-convex polygon or neither.

The given figure is not a polygon because the given figure contains a curve and a polygon is a closed figure formed by joining the line segments such that each line segment intersects with only two other line segments, one at each end point.

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