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Since 180(x-2) equals how many degrees it has,

180(16-2)=

180(14)=

180 x 14=

360 x 7

therefore it is dividible by 360

therefore it can tesselate.

Improved Answer:

No because each interior angle is 157.5 degrees which is not a factor of 360.

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