Grade 7 Module Interior and Exterior Angle of Polygons
Grade 7 Module Interior and Exterior Angle of Polygons
Grade 7 Module Interior and Exterior Angle of Polygons
Objectives:
At the end of the lesson you should be able to:
1. identify the parts of a regular polygon: interior, exterior and the points on the polygon
itself
2. determine the sum of the measures of the interior angles of a polygon.
3. determine the sum of all measures of the exterior angles of a polygon
Think of this:
What things or objects do you see around you?
What are their shapes?
Why do we need to know the geometric shapes?
Engage 1
Use a protractor to measure each angle of the figures. Write the sum of the measures of the angles of each
geometric figure below?
No. of
No. of triangle
Sum of the
No. of Diagonals formed by the
interior
Sides from a fixed diagonals
angles
Vertex drawn from a
fixed vertex
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
n
Complete this: The sum of the interior angles of a polygon with n side is
_____________.
A Convex Polygon with n sides has a __________ diagonals.
Build your Understanding
Recall
Polygons are closed
figures made up of three
or more line segments
joined at their endpoints.
A polygon is convex
gon. Otherwise, It if
is all
a
segments
concave.joining any two
points of the polygon lie
Interior Angle – is an angle inside of a polygon. A polygon is regular
completely inside the if
all theorsides
polygon andpoly-
on the all the
angles are congruent.
A diagonal of a polygon
is a segment joining two
non-consecutive vertices
of the polygon
Central Angle– is an angle formed by the segments joining consecutive vertices.
External Angle – is an angle formed by a side and an extension of an adjacent side of the regular n- gon.
Make a formula about the Exterior Angle of a polygon. What is the connection of the central angle of a
polygon that is 360°.
2. The length of the side of an equilateral triangle is the same as the perimeter of a regular octagon. If the
length of a side of the octagon is 5cm, what is the perimeter of the triangle?
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120° 130°
100° 100° 𝑥
130° 120°
110° 110°
30°
Reference:
Gallardo – Fausto et al. 2017, Understanding Mathematics,(Lesson 7.3 Polygons pp. 409-420)
Crisostomo Et al. 2013, Our Math World of Math, (Chapter 6.1 Polygons pp. 293- 298)
Bernabe et al. 2013, Geometry, Text book for Third Year. (Chapter 1.4 Polygons pp 14-16)
Prepared by:
DENIS ARCALA
RSHS MATH T-III
Recommending Approval:
ESPERIDION ORDONIO
RSHS Principal IV
Submitted to :
RUEL EMBERGA
EPS- MATH