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Regular polygon dimensions

Regular polygon dimensions: For a regular n-sided polygon, apothem = side / (2 tan(π/n)), perimeter = n × side, and area = perimeter × apothem / 2.

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For a regular n-sided polygon, apothem = side / (2 tan(π/n)), perimeter = n × side, and area = perimeter × apothem / 2.

Input definitions

Number of sides
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Side length
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A worked example

Number of sides
6
Side length
2
10.392305

Assumptions & limits

Use consistent stated units. Ideal geometric or physical model; verify dimensions and applicability before real-world design.

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Common questions

Does this formula work for unequal sides?

No. The polygon must be regular: equal sides and equal interior angles. Use ordered coordinates for an irregular boundary.

How does Regular polygon dimensions work?

For a regular n-sided polygon, apothem = side / (2 tan(π/n)), perimeter = n × side, and area = perimeter × apothem / 2.

What are the limits of Regular polygon dimensions?

Use consistent stated units. Ideal geometric or physical model; verify dimensions and applicability before real-world design.

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