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The number of sides of a regular polygon who’s each interior angle is of 135° is

Each interior angle = 1350

Let the number of sides be n


Sum of interior angles = n×1350


Sum of interior angles is given by = (2n-4) × 900


Equating we get


(2n-4)90 = 135n


⇒ 180n-360 = 135n


⇒ 45n = 360


⇒ n = 8

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