A rhombus, (or a square if the angles are measured in radians!),
An irregular polygon with more than 4 sides, where 4 of the sides are congruent and the rest are all different lengths.
This polygon is a square (4 equal sides, 4 angles that measure 90 degrees). Convex * * * * * A square is just one example. The definition is that it is a plane (2-dimensional) figure bounded by straight lines such that the lines are all equal and that the vertices of the shape are also all congruent. An equilateral triangle is the simplest example.
A square.
90 degrees
Only if the polygon is a regular quadrilateral.
Well I could tell you a long boring scientific answer but simply it's when you take a polygon and when you turn it 90% it's the same
no
a rectangle
90 degrees each
It is a way to tell if two angles are congruent. The easiest one of these are when you have a 90 Degree angle in there. Just measure the mirroring side of the triangles that touch. Measure two of the angles on each triangle and if everything from both sides are coming out with the same answers then the answer is yes it is congruent.
Interior angle of any n-sided polygon = (2n - 4) x 90/n degrees in this case n = 20 so you have 36 x 90/20 = 162o
There are 4 and they each measure 90 degrees
If they are congruent, they have the same measure. If they are complementary, their sum is 90 degrees. So each one of them must be a half of 90 degrees. That is, 45 degrees each.