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Re: A really odd math problem....
haha, i knew all that stuff
not really, i am in algebra II

um... i have a formula of my own!!

The formula for the area of a regular polygon, where A = area, N = the number of sides, and L = the length of each side, is:
A=NL2sin(90(N-2)/N)/4sin(180/N)

off topic slightly, but it works!

i've attached my proof, complete with diagrams
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