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this is a pure case of a very brilliant person studying the wrong course. my bro, you would have excelled in arts or humanities. you made a mistake of studying mathematically related courses though you are clearly not good there. a lot of people do these because of prestige or for reasons best known to them. my bro, leave what you are doing and identify your gifts. dont let the issue of poverty stop you. just find a way. good luck

I think u kind of liked and respected the social status of the guy. That is the reason y u got traumatized when he said those tins. Just forget about him and move on wit ur lyf. u r a beautiful woman. just pretend dat he does nt exist.

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oddysey:
That figure is a dodecagon (polygon with 12 sides)
With n=12, i.e. number of sides, Total angle in a dodecagon = 180 (n-2) = 180 (12-2) = 1800 degrees.
Therefore, each internal angle = 1800/12 = 150 degrees.
The triangle formed is isosceles, i.e. has 2 sides of equal length and the angles opposite those sides also equal.
So, in the triangle formed, you have the 2 angles at the base to be 75 degrees.
Since the angles in a triangle sum up to 180 degrees, X is therefore 180 - 75 -75 = 30 degrees.
I hope I am right.

. So what did u do with the internal angle you calculated.your answer is wrong. If you draw a straight line through the point of contact, you will notice that the space will divided into two equal halves. Angles on straight line sum up to 180deg. Therefore the internal angle plus the half the space will be 180deg. Implying dat half the space is 30deg. Therefore the whole space is 60deg.

plz hw viable is it to feed ur pigs with mainly green natter such as pumpkin?. I live at a place where these are readily available.

Ghana has enough money to pay for gas supplied frm naija. The problem is that our last four presidents all bear the name JOOOOOHN. The cedi is currently a JOOOOHN as compared all other major currencies. Anyway i hope nigerians make good use of the money when it is paid.

The situation is not different in GH. private schools charge very high fees and pay teachers peanuts. students from these schools obtain good grades but can hardly compete with students from public schools when they meet in institutions of higher learning.