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Nonagon

A regular nonagon is in a plane. 3 of its vertices are joined to make an equilateral triangle, and 3 congruent trapezoids are formed. What is the ratio of the area of the triangle to that of one of the trapezoids?
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9 sides?
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seamusoboyle wrote:
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Yes, nonagon = 9 sides.
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