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The sum of the angles in a quadrangle is 360 degrees.
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How many syllables does quadrangle have?
3 syllables
Is a trapezoid a quadrangle?
Yes, a trapezoid is a quadrangle because a quadrangle has four sides and a trapezoid has four sides.
How many square miles are in a usgs quadrangle?
64
Area of quadrangle?
give me incircle radius of a quadrangle
How do you find the area of an unequal quadrangle?
How do you find the area of an unequal quadrangle?
What does a quadrangle look like ad how many degrees are in a square?
A quadrangle is any 4 sided shape and 360 degrees in a square.
How many degrees are in a quadrangle 360?
Yes, there are 360 degrees in a quadrilateral.
What is a quadrangle that has equal angles but are not 90 degrees and the shape has a pair of parallel lines and equal in length?
Such a quadrangle cannot exist. If the quadrangle's angles are equal, they must be 90 degrees.
The sum of the angles in a quadrangle is?
360 degrees
Does a quadrangle equal 360 degrees?
Yes.
What quadrangle has two right angles and no parallel sides?
Any quadrangle with two opposite angles which are 90 degrees.
Is a triangle a quadrangle?
No it is not , but if you add 4th top at any site => you have quadrangle with one angle equal 180 degrees. Is it correct?
What is the sum of the interior angle measures in a quadrangle?
360 degrees.
What is the sum of the angles in a quadrangle?
If a circle (equalling 360 degrees) is cut into four pieces, then rearranged a bit, it will become to look like one quadrangle or another. That is why a quadrangle, no matter HOW messed up, will still equal 360 degrees when its angles are added up.
How many sides does a quadrangle have. IT has 4 sides?
A QUADRANGLE HAS 4 SIDES QUADRANGLE- QUAD MEANS 4
What is the sum angle in a quadrangle?
2*pi radians (360 degrees).
How do find the sum of the angles in a quadrangle with each side different lengths not using a protractor?
The sum of the angles in a quadrangle is 360 degrees, whatever the side lengths.
