To find the surface area of a regular polygon circumscribed around a sphere, we need to know the radius of the sphere and the number of edges of the polygon. We can use the formula:
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Here, math.Pi
represents the mathematical constant π, radius
is the radius of the sphere, and numEdges
is the number of edges of the polygon.
Below is a complete example illustrating the use of the formula to calculate the surface area of a regular polygon circumscribed around a sphere:
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In this example, we have taken the radius of the sphere as 3
and the number of edges of the regular polygon as 6
(a regular hexagon). The code outputs the calculated surface area of the regular polygon, which is approximately 279.923583
.
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