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Help? New question for GEOMETRY

Sarla made a drawing of a geometric figure for a fabric print. The figure was a quadrilateral with a pair of angles measuring 60° each. If the figure she drew is a concave polygon, which of these could be the measures of the other two angles?

45°, 235°

15°, 225°

110°, 130°

140°, 110°

Answer 1

convex - all angles less than 180
sum of angles?

Answer 2

what?

Answer 3

360-sum of angles

Answer 4

i do you get the sum of angles?

Answer 5

de answer is 110 nd 130

Answer 6

thanks

Answer 7

:).. nytime

Answer 8

hey wait did u say concave?

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

den de ans wud b 15 nd 225

Answer 11

concav will hav an internal angle gr8r dan 180

Answer 12

let the two unknown angles be 'x' & 'y'. then the equation will be
360-(x+y)

Answer 13

@jiteshmeghwal9 ...bt der wud b two ans if v do it lyk de way u said...notice de pint dat de figure is concave...so e ans is 225 nd 15

Answer 14

but u don't know that the angles are equal or nt

Answer 15

itz given dat de figure is quadrilateral which means de sum of de angle measures is 360
agreed?

Answer 16

den as de figure is concave, one of de internal anglz should b gr8r dan 180....so only 2 choices r left, eithr 45°, 235° or15°, 225° ...nd if v add all anglez up (givn two angles r 60 each) v get 360 only fr 15+225+60+60...de odrz wud exceed 360