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Math worksheet for finding interior and exterior angles of polygons, featuring various geometric shapes with labeled angles and algebraic expressions.

Interior Angles of Polygons Worksheet | PDF

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Let’s solve each polygon one by one. We’ll use the fact that:

- For any polygon, the sum of interior angles = (n – 2) × 180°, where n is the number of sides.
- An exterior angle and its adjacent interior angle add up to 180°.
- If an exterior angle is given, we can find the interior angle by subtracting from 180°, and vice versa.

We’ll go shape by shape.

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Shape 1: Pentagon (5 sides)



Interior angles:
x + 75°, x, 2x, 140°, 33°

Sum of interior angles for pentagon = (5–2)×180 = 540°

So:

(x + 75) + x + 2x + 140 + 33 = 540
Combine like terms:
x + x + 2x = 4x
75 + 140 + 33 = 248

So:
4x + 248 = 540
4x = 540 – 248 = 292
x = 292 ÷ 4 = 73

Check:
Angles: 73+75=148, 73, 2×73=146, 140, 33 → 148+73=221; 221+146=367; 367+140=507; 507+33=540 ✔️

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Shape 2: Pentagon with some exterior angles



Given:
- Interior angles: x°, 110°, ? , ? , ?
- Exterior angles: 80°, 42°, and two others are labeled as part of expressions? Wait — let’s look again.

Actually, looking at the diagram:

It shows a pentagon with:
- One interior angle: x°
- Another interior: 110°
- Two exterior angles shown: 80° and 42° → so their adjacent interior angles are 180–80=100°, and 180–42=138°
- Also, there's an interior angle labeled “2x°”

Wait — actually, in the diagram, it looks like:

The five interior angles are:
- x°
- 110°
- 2x°
- and two more: one adjacent to 80° exterior → so interior = 100°
- one adjacent to 42° exterior → so interior = 138°

So total interior angles: x, 110, 2x, 100, 138

Sum = 540°

So:

x + 110 + 2x + 100 + 138 = 540
3x + 348 = 540
3x = 540 – 348 = 192
x = 192 ÷ 3 = 64

Check:
Angles: 64, 110, 128 (2×64), 100, 138 → 64+110=174; +128=302; +100=402; +138=540 ✔️

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Shape 3: Pentagon



Interior angles: 4x, x, 2x+9, 3x+8, 113°

Sum = 540°

So:

4x + x + (2x+9) + (3x+8) + 113 = 540
Combine x terms: 4x+x+2x+3x = 10x
Constants: 9+8+113 = 130

So:
10x + 130 = 540
10x = 410
x = 41

Check:
4×41=164, 41, 2×41+9=91, 3×41+8=131, 113
Sum: 164+41=205; +91=296; +131=427; +113=540 ✔️

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Shape 4: Quadrilateral (4 sides)



Interior angles: 84°, x°, 102°, and one exterior angle 122° → so adjacent interior = 180–122=58°

Sum of interior angles for quadrilateral = (4–2)×180 = 360°

So:

84 + x + 102 + 58 = 360
x + 244 = 360
x = 360 – 244 = 116

Check: 84+116=200; +102=302; +58=360 ✔️

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Shape 5: Quadrilateral with right angle and exterior angles



Diagram shows:
- Right angle (90°)
- Exterior angle 68° → interior = 180–68=112°
- Exterior angle 117° → interior = 180–117=63°
- One interior angle labeled 2y

Sum = 360°

So:

90 + 112 + 63 + 2y = 360
265 + 2y = 360
2y = 95
y = 47.5

Check: 90+112=202; +63=265; +95=360 ✔️

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Shape 6: Hexagon (6 sides)



Exterior angles given: 46°, 93°, 47°, 62°, and two others: 3x° and 4x°

Important: Sum of exterior angles of ANY polygon = 360° (always!)

So:

46 + 93 + 47 + 62 + 3x + 4x = 360
Add constants: 46+93=139; +47=186; +62=248
So: 248 + 7x = 360
7x = 360 – 248 = 112
x = 112 ÷ 7 = 16

Check: 3x=48, 4x=64 → 46+93+47+62+48+64 = let’s add: 46+93=139; +47=186; +62=248; +48=296; +64=360 ✔️

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Shape 7: Pentagon with mixed interior/exterior



Diagram shows:
- Right angle (interior 90°)
- Exterior angle 70° → interior = 110°
- Exterior angle 60° → interior = 120°
- Another right angle? Wait — there’s a 90° marked on the outside? Let’s interpret carefully.

Looking at the figure:

There are 5 vertices.

At bottom left: exterior angle 70° → interior = 110°
At bottom right: interior angle is 90° (marked with square)
At top right: exterior angle 60° → interior = 120°
At top left: interior angle is 90° (right angle symbol inside)
And one unknown interior angle: x°

Wait — but if both top-left and bottom-right are 90°, and we have interiors: 110°, 90°, 120°, 90°, and x°

Sum should be 540°

So:

110 + 90 + 120 + 90 + x = 540
410 + x = 540
x = 130

But wait — let me double-check the diagram interpretation.

Actually, in the image, it might be that the 90° at bottom right is an *exterior* angle? No — it’s drawn with the square symbol *inside* the corner, so it’s interior.

Similarly, top left has square symbol inside → interior 90°.

Bottom left: line extended, angle between extension and side is 70° → that’s exterior → interior = 110°

Top right: line extended, angle between extension and side is 60° → exterior → interior = 120°

Then the fifth angle is x° — which appears to be at the bottom middle? Or wherever.

Yes, so interiors: 110°, 90°, 120°, 90°, x° → sum 540°

So x = 540 - (110+90+120+90) = 540 - 410 = 130

Confirmed.

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Shape 8: Trapezoid (quadrilateral)



Interior angles: 85°, 75°, x°, and one exterior angle 108° → so adjacent interior = 180–108=72°

Sum = 360°

So:

85 + 75 + x + 72 = 360
232 + x = 360
x = 360 – 232 = 128

Check: 85+75=160; +72=232; +128=360 ✔️

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Final Answers:

Shape 1: x = 73
Shape 2: x = 64
Shape 3: x = 41
Shape 4: x = 116
Shape 5: y = 47.5
Shape 6: x = 16
Shape 7: x = 130
Shape 8: x = 128

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Final Answer:
Shape 1: x = 73
Shape 2: x = 64
Shape 3: x = 41
Shape 4: x = 116
Shape 5: y = 47.5
Shape 6: x = 16
Shape 7: x = 130
Shape 8: x = 128
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of angles of polygons worksheets.
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