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What type of angle does a pentagon have?
A pentagon has an obtuse angle
What is the sum of the angle in a pentagon?
the angle sum of a pentagon is 540.
What is the degrees of 1 angle on a pentagon?
The measure of one angle of a regular pentagon is 108 degrees.
What is the angle inside pentagon?
obtuse angle
A pentagon with one interior angle that measures 200 is a?
Concave pentagon, an irregular pentagon.
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