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What quadrilateral can have four congruent sides and at least two obtuse angles?
a paralelagram
Can a trepoize have a four obtuse angles?
No because the total angles in a quadrilateral must not exceed 360 degrees.
How much obtuse angles does a rectangle have?
It has none because a rectangle has 4 equal interior angles of 90 degrees
How many angles does a quadrilateral have?
A quadrilateral has four angles. There are always the same number of angles as there are sides, so since a quadrilateral has four sides it must also have four angles.A quadrilateral doesn't "do" any angles. However, it has four angles. (If that is what you wanted to know.)
Can a quadrilateral have four obtuse angle?
No, it cannot.
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