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How many degrees does a straight line measure?
180 degrees
How many degrees in one angle of a decagon?
144 degrees. from the triangle (180 degrees) to find the degrees of shapes with one more side, add 180 degrees. e.g. triangle (3 sides) - 180 degrees quadrilateral (4 sides) - 180 + 180 = 360 degrees
What angle has 180 degrees?
A straight line is 180 degrees.
How many dergress does a hexagon have?
You mean: How many degrees does a hexagon have? 180 degrees for every side added after a triangle. Therefore, 180+180+180+180= 720 DEGREES
Is 180 degrees obtuse acute straight or right?
180 degrees is a straight line. This means 180 degrees is straight.
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