that is an impossible question to answer according to scientists and the world of science. ik ima geek. teeheeeheee! ;)
360 degrees
The 2010 Baseball All-Star games will be played in the Los Angles Angles of Anehim's stadium, Angles Stadium of Anehim, in Los Angles.
No. A parallelogram only has a total of 4 angles. They may either all be right angles, or none of them is a right angle.No. A parallelogram only has a total of 4 angles. They may either all be right angles, or none of them is a right angle.No. A parallelogram only has a total of 4 angles. They may either all be right angles, or none of them is a right angle.No. A parallelogram only has a total of 4 angles. They may either all be right angles, or none of them is a right angle.
A 5-pointed star, specifically a regular pentagram, has 10 acute angles. Each of the star's five points forms an acute angle, and within these angles, there are additional angles created by the intersections of the lines that connect the points. Therefore, when counting both the outer and inner angles, the total comes to 10 acute angles.
no a star has 6 angles
Well, friend, a star can have many angles depending on how it is drawn or how many points it has. A typical five-pointed star has five angles, but a six-pointed star would have six angles. Remember, each point on a star creates an angle, so the number of angles can vary based on the design of the star. Just paint each angle with a happy little brushstroke, and enjoy the process of creating something unique!
On youtube Type in:Make a cardboard stellated dodecahedron.It will show you the steps to make one.The unique part about it is you can see a star at all angles you look at it
The total of all the exterior angles of a polygon with ANY number of sides is 360 degrees.
A five-pointed star, often referred to as a pentagram, has 10 angles in total. Each of the five points contributes an angle at the tip, and there are also angles formed at the intersections of the lines that connect the points. Thus, when you sum the angles at the tips and those formed internally, you arrive at 10 angles.
There is no such shape. A 2d shape with 5 sides and all equal angles must be a regular pentagon (or a 5-pointed star if you stretch the definition of "all angles"). And a regular pentagon - or star - has 5 lines of symmetry.
All triangles have a total of 180 degrees for interior angles in Euclidean plane geometry
the total of all of the angles in a figure