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What is one and a half full turns?
It is 540 degrees
How many degrees does the pentagon have?
540 degrees.
How many degrees a pentagon have?
540
How many degrees are in one angle of a regular pentagon?
108 degrees. There are 540 degrees in a simple pentagon and five angles. 540/5=108
How many degrees in a pentegon shape?
Exterior degrees 360 Interior degrees 540
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