The sum of the interior angles add up to 7200 degrees
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Sum of interior angles =(no. of sides - 2)180 =(55-2)180 =9540 degrees
The method of finding the sum of the interior angles of a polygon is by multiplying the (number of sides)-2 by 180, so the sum of the interior angle measures in a 25-sided polygon would be 23*180, or 4140 degrees.
Sum of interior angles of a 38 sided polygon: (38-2)*180 = 6480 degrees
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Interior Angle: 150 degrees (Interior Angle Sum: 1800) Exterior Angle: 30 degrees (Exterior Angle Sum: 360)
An interior angle is the inside angle of a shape e.g quadrilateral, square
No. An interior angle is one of many angles in the interior of a closed shape - usually a polygon. The angle sum is the sum of the values of a specified list of angles. They may be angles around a point, angles in one or more shapes.
the Sum of the Interior of a triangle is 180
There is no regular polygon with an interior angle of 20o. If the interior angle is 120o then there are six sides and the sum of the angles is 720o.
The sum is always 360 degrees. Note, though, that when the interior angle is convex, the measure of the exterior angle is negative.The sum is always 360 degrees. Note, though, that when the interior angle is convex, the measure of the exterior angle is negative.The sum is always 360 degrees. Note, though, that when the interior angle is convex, the measure of the exterior angle is negative.The sum is always 360 degrees. Note, though, that when the interior angle is convex, the measure of the exterior angle is negative.
For interior, the angle sum is 540 degrees, for exterior, the angle sum is 1260 degrees. * * * * * Partially correct! The sum of the exterior angles of any polygon is 360 degrees. The exterior angle is the supplement of the interior angle (180 - interior), NOT the reflex angle (360- interior). So the sum given 1260, which is based on the reflex angles is incorrect.
360
(number of sides -2)*180 = sum of interior angles
Each interior angle is 120o making the total 720o.
No. It is equal to the sum of the opposite interior angles.