Last updated at Dec. 16, 2024 by Teachoo
Let it take an example of a polygon.
Here, points A, B, C, D, E and F, are the vertices of the polygon.
AB, BC, CD, DE, EF and FA are the sides of the polygon.
Diagonal is the line joining any two vertices which are not adjacent.
Diagonals of a polygon Diagonal is the line joining any two vertices which are not adjacent. (π΄πΆ) Μ ,(π΄π·) Μ ,(π΄πΈ) Μ (π΅π·) Μ ,(π΅πΈ) Μ ,(π΅πΉ) Μ (πΆπ΄) Μ ,(πΆπΉ) Μ ,(πΆπΈ) Μ (π·π΅) Μ ,(π·π΄) Μ ,(π·πΉ) Μ (πΈπ΄) Μ ,(πΈπ΅) Μ ,(πΈπΆ) Μ (πΉπ΅) Μ ,(πΉπΆ) Μ ,(πΉπ·) Μ So, the diagonals are (π΄πΆ) Μ ,(π΄π·) Μ ,(π΄πΈ) Μ , (π΅π·) Μ ,(π΅πΈ) Μ ,(π΅πΉ) Μ , (πΆπΉ) Μ ,(πΆπΈ) Μ ,(π·πΉ) Μ
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