It is not possible to have a hexagon with all right angles.
The interior angles of any regular pentagon, no matter the size, are all obtuse.
Angles are everywhere basically. If you are looking for angles in a square, they are the corners. There are four angles in a square and all of them are 90 degrees, therefore, all of them are right angles. Usually, when someone is giving you a problem to find angles, the right angles are the easiest to find because A) they look like the corners of a square. B) They sometimes have little squares in the bended part of the angle. Acute angles are ones that look like a triangle, and obtuse angles are opened widely.
all regular triangles has 60degreeson each angles.
there is no such thing as left angles.
A square
It is not possible to have a hexagon with all right angles.
The interior angles of any regular pentagon, no matter the size, are all obtuse.
Angles are everywhere basically. If you are looking for angles in a square, they are the corners. There are four angles in a square and all of them are 90 degrees, therefore, all of them are right angles. Usually, when someone is giving you a problem to find angles, the right angles are the easiest to find because A) they look like the corners of a square. B) They sometimes have little squares in the bended part of the angle. Acute angles are ones that look like a triangle, and obtuse angles are opened widely.
__ \__\ Assume that all sides are equal and opposite angles are congruent.
all regular triangles has 60degreeson each angles.
there is no such thing as left angles.
It looks like (and is) a rectangle. All angles will be 90 degrees.
They are named for the number of sides and angles their shape posses. For example, an octagon has both eight sides and angles.
Right angles are 90 degrees. | | | | | _________ This is what a right angle looks like.
All 3 interior angles are less than 90 degrees.
Right angles are 90 degrees. | | | | | _________ This is what a right angle looks like.