Ignore what I wrote in pencil it was wrong but answer question 1 and 2

Module 10 Allthe-. Module 9 Authentic Assessment Interior and Exterior Angles (4 points) Directions: Design a pattern for a patio so that there are no gaps or overlaps between pavers. The shapes of your pavers are to be regular polygons of your choice; you may use one or more shapes but you may not use only squares. Your design must include a minimum of three rows of pavers. Using angle measures, explain how you know that there are no gaps or overlaps between pavers in your design. 1) Draw the pattern for your patio design, including a minimum of three rows of pavers. Be sure to use regular polygons. (1 point) 2) Using angle measures, check to be sure that there are no gaps or overlaps between pavers in your design. You must show your work and provide an explanation that includes a minimum of two complete sentences and uses correct mathematical terminology. It may help to draw a circle on your design around an area where vertices of pavers meet. (3 points) -so my triangles are equalateral and equalsie 19 scale patio of triangles angular so all the angles are congruent LA=CR (as well as the sides). 10' L B: