Sum of all internal angles of a polygon
To remember the formula for the sum of all internal angles of a polygon, you should always work out the first three polygons, i.e triangle, square and pentagon.
Therefore, the sum of all the internal angles
`=(Number of sides -2)times180`
which is often shown as
`=(n-2)times180`
where n is the number of sides.
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