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There is a figure called a heptagon or an octagon but no such figure as a hectogon. It is, therefore, impossible to answer the question.

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Q: What is the sum of interior angles of a hectogon?
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What is the sum of interior angles hectogon?

If you mean an hexagon then its 6 interior angles add up to 720 degrees


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What is the total measure of the interior angles of a hectogon?

Sadly, there is no such shape. There is a heptagon or an octagon but a hectogon simply does not exist. And, since it does not exist, it has no interior angles. And since there are no interior angles, there is no total measure for them. I suggest you check out a mathematical site or a dictionary and figure out what you want and re-post the corrected question.


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