Look at the square below:
What is the sum of the angles in the square?
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Look at the square below:
What is the sum of the angles in the square?
According to the properties of the square, all angles are right angles.
Since there are 4 angles that are all equal to 90 degrees:
Look at the square below:
Is a parallelogram a square?
A square is a special rectangle where all sides are equal length. Since rectangles have four right angles (90°), and squares are rectangles, every corner of a square must be 90°.
Yes! For any polygon with n sides, the interior angle sum is (n-2) × 180°. For a square: (4-2) × 180° = 2 × 180° = 360°.
The orientation doesn't matter! Whether the square sits flat or is rotated, all interior angles are still 90°. The angle sum is always 360° regardless of position.
All quadrilaterals have the same angle sum of 360°! The difference is that squares have four equal angles (90° each), while other quadrilaterals can have different angle measures.
Absolutely! For any regular polygon, multiply the number of sides by the measure of each interior angle. For irregular polygons, you'll need to add up each individual angle.
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