Neil claims to have drawn a regular polygon with each interior angle equal to $130^\circ$130°.
What value of $n$n would be needed to produce an angle of $100^\circ$100° using the interior angle sum formula?
Round your answer to one decimal place.
What type of polygon has this value of $n$n?
This shape does not exist
Heptagon
Pentagon
Hexagon
Nonagon
Octagon
Dave claims to have drawn a regular polygon with each interior angle equal to $100^\circ$100°.
James claims to have drawn a regular polygon each interior angle equal to $150^\circ$150°.
Sophia claims to have drawn a regular polygon each interior angle equal to $140^\circ$140°.