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How many degrees are in a parallelogram?
The 4 angles in a parallelogram add up to 360 degrees.
What shape has 4 acute angles 4 obtuse angles and 4 right angles?
An irregular dodecagon.
Are corresponding angles the same?
Yes corresponding angles on the transversal line are equal
Two angles whose measure add to 90 degrees?
complementary angles
What shapes have 5 vertices and 2 right angles?
An irregular pentagon can have 5 vertices and two right-angles.
What is the sum of the interior angles of an tridecagon?
6
How much degrees in a tridecagon?
The interior angles sum to 1980 degrees.
Find the sum of the interior angles in a tridecagon (13 sides)?
It is 180 :)
How many triangles does a triskaidecagon have?
In geometry, a triskaidecagon has 13 sides and 13 angles. A triskaidecagon is also called a tridecagon. A tridecagram is a 13-sided star polygon.
How many degrees are in a tridecagon?
This is the problem which comes from trying to be too smart. You should not use Greek prefices if you do not understand them. There is no such thing as a tridecagon: a 13-gon is a triskaidecagon whereas a 30-gon is a triacontagon. Stick to simple forms through which you can communicate rather than try and be pretentious!
How many diagonals does a tridecagon have?
A triangle has no diagonals
What is a tridecagon?
A tridecagon is a 13 sided polygon. Also called a triskaidecagon.
What is 13 sided polygon name?
triskaidecagon or a tridecagon. triskaidecagon or a tridecagon.
What is a 13-sided polygon?
A 13 sided polygon is called a Tridecagon also a Triskaidecagon.
What does a tridecagon look like?
A link to a picture of a regular tridecagon (also known as a triskaidecagon), a thirteen-sided polygon, can be found below this answer.
What is a 13 sided polygon called?
Triskaidecagon or Tridecagon
Is there a 13 sided shape?
Yes, a 13-sided polygon is called a tridecagon. It is a type of polygon with 13 sides and 13 angles. Each interior angle of a regular tridecagon measures approximately 152.31 degrees. Tridecagons are not as commonly studied or recognized as polygons with fewer sides, but they do exist mathematically.
