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In the regular octagon above, what is x?
A. 157.5°
B. 150°
C. 145°
D. 135°
E. 120°
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Take\( \triangle ADC......\angle{DAC}=135\) ( internal angle of octagon) and \(\angle{ADC}=\angle{ACD}=\frac{180-135}{2}=22.5\)( AD and AC are sides of Octagon)
Similarly take Take\( \triangle ADB......\angle{ADB}=135\) ( internal angle of octagon ) and \(\angle{DAB}=\angle{ABD}=\frac{180-120}{2}=22.5\)( sides of octagon )
Now take \(\triangle {ADO}\) and \(\triangle {BOC}\)..Both are similar as AD||BC.
Therefore \(\angle{DAB}=\angle{ABC}=22.5\) and \(\angle{ADC}=\angle{BCD}=22.5\)
Finally take \(\triangle{BOC}\)......Sum of angles = \(x+22.5+22.5=180....x=135\)
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