The sum of the exterior angles of a heptagon is equal to 360° and this holds for both regular and irregular heptagons. Some angles of a the figure can be obtuse or acute. Heptagon AnglesĪ heptagon has seven interior angles and the sum of all interior angles is equal to 900°. The heptagon sides meet at the vertices to form a seven-sided closed figure. These sides meet each other but do not intersect or cross each other. The seven sides of a heptagon are straight edges and can be of the same or different lengths. Let’s observe the figure given below that shows a heptagon. It is a closed figure and a heptagon with all equal seven sides is called a regular heptagon. They may have the same or different dimensions of length. So the original shape is right over there.A heptagon is a seven-sided polygon that has seven angles, seven vertices, and seven edges. Original right triangle, if you just took a cross section of it that included that line you The center of the base, it's gonna go through So draw the cone so you can shade it and we can even construct the original so that, well or we canĬonstruct the original shape so you see how itĬonstructs so it makes this, the line, that magenta line, is gonna do this type of thing. Shade it a little bit so that you can appreciate that this is a three dimensional shape. And this is the tip of the cone and it's gonna look just like this. The radius of the base and it is three units. So what you end up getting is a cone where it's base, so I'm shading it in so that hopefully helps a little bit, so what you end up getting is a cone where the base has a So let me shade it in so you see the cone. It's a cone and if I shade it in you might see the coneĪ little bit better. The shape that I am drawing? Well what you see, what Take a section like this it would have a little smaller circle here based on what this distance is. This and then you'd have another thing that goes like this and so if you were to Look at the intersect so it would look something like this. But then this end right over here is just gonna stay at a point because this is right I'm gonna rotate it around the line, so what's it gonna look like? Well this and this right over here is gonna rotate around and it's gonna form a circle with a radius of three, right? So it's gonna form, so it intersects, if that was on the ground So once again this is five units, this is three units, So that's our magenta line, and then I can draw my triangle. So let me draw this same line but I'm gonna draw it at an angle so we can visualize the whole In three dimensions, what I'm going to do is try to look at this thing in three dimensions. I encourage you to think about it, maybe take out a piece of paper, draw it, or just try to imagine it in your head. It around this line, what type of a shape am I going to get? And I encourage you - It's going to be a The line that I'm doing as a dotted magenta line. It in three dimensions around this line, around I'm gonna take this twoĭimensional right triangle and I'm gonna try to rotate That this length is five units and now I'm gonna do Width right over here is three units and let's say Well what do I mean by that? Let's say I started with a right triangle. Two dimensional shapes in three dimensions. Visualizing what happens if we were to try to rotate What I want to do in this video is get some practice
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