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Does a 120 sided shape have an interior angle of 177 degrees?
The equation to find the size of the interior angle of an n sided shape is (n-2)180/n For a 120 sided shape, you need to plug n=120 into this equation. (120-2)180/120 =118x180/120 =177 Thus a 120 sided shape does have an angle of 177 degrees, and the statement in the question is true.
A 4 sided shape is called?
a 4 sided shape is called a quadrilateral
What is a 56 sided shape?
== == A 56 sided shape is called a Pentacontakaihexagon.
What is a 600-sided shape called?
A 600-sided shape is a hexcosiagon.
What shape is a twelve sided shape called?
A twelve sided shape is a dodecagon.
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