Grade 12Algebra
Find the total number of pentagons formed by joining all the diagonals of the squares in a chess board.
Find the total number of pentagons formed by joining all the diagonals of the squares in a chess board.
2 Answers
akhil
according to my knowledge there is no such possible case to form a pentagon and even hexagon so the prob to form such things using diagonals is 0
Chaitanya Gadgil
By joining all the diagonals we can form pentagons. Add up a square and a triangle(which is formed by joining all diagonals) above the side of the square to get a pentagon.
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