Proving N = (360/Angle) - 1: Find the Solution Here

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The equation N = (360 / Angle) - 1 is a mathematical formula used to determine the number of sides (N) in a regular polygon based on its internal angle. The discussion highlights the need for a complete proof of this theorem, which is essential for understanding its application in optics and geometry. Participants express a desire for resources that provide a comprehensive explanation of the theorem's derivation and its historical context.

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  • Familiarity with internal angles of regular polygons.
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How to prove this:

N = ( 360 / angle ) - 1

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Anyone knows a site that has the complete prove ?
 
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I think you should post your problem completely. I don't know what we mean by N in optics.
 
the teorem. How to prove ?
Who created this theorem?
 

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