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How many angles does an irregular quadrilateral have?
Four.
How many acute angles are there in an octagon?
It depends whether its regular or irregular.
How many acute and obtuse angles in a quadrilateral?
There's no general rule. The only thing you can say about the angles ina quadrilateral is that all 4 of them always add up to 360 degrees.
How many degrees are in a acute base trapezoid?
The sum of the four interior angles of any quadrilateral (four-sided figure) is 360 degrees.
How many sides does a irregular quadrilateral have?
the same as a regular quadrilateral, 4
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