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1. Which of the triangle(s) will form a convex polygon if multiple copies are placed together so that they
share a common vertex and do not overlap.
a. Remember - To form a polygon, the triangle must have one angle that divides into 360
degrees AND be an isosceles triangle,
b.
a.
C.
20°
72
x 38
d. (Hint Find the missing third angle)
e.
f.
70
70°
120°
85°
25°
70°
Section 8.1.2 Interior Angles of a Polygon


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