Answer:
No, a polygon cannot have a decimal number of sides.
Explanation:
using the formula:
14 = 360 ÷ number of sides
1/number of sides = 14/360
number of sides = 360/14
number of sides = 25.71428571
Answer:
all polygons have exterior angles that totL to 360 degrees from triangles to 20-gons. so 360 divided by 14 is 25.71 sides which is not possible because what would .71 of a side look like....now this is assuming that you were referring to regular polygon with all sides the same. I suppose you could gave a polygon with a whole number of sides but the relationship between the exterior angles could be such that not all of the angles have the same degree measure. I would say that an exterior angle for any polygon would need to be greater than 0 but less than 360. so my answer is yes it could be possible le
