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How many obtuse angles in a triangle?
A triangle can have at most one obtuse angle, but triangles do not necessarily have any obtuse angles.
Which figure has 2 right angles 2 obtuse angles and 1 acute angle?
A pentagon.
What figure is formed with 2 right angles 1 obtuse and 1 acute?
A trapezoid has two right angles and one obtuse and one acute angle.
What geometric figure has consecutive sides a different length with no acute angles or obtuse angles?
A pentagon maybe even A polygon
Which figure has two acute and two obtuse angles?
A trapazoid. If the base (Side AB) was 6 cm and the top (Side CD) was 3 cm, then angles A and B would be acute, angles C and D obtuse.
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