In a geometry class, Brian is asked to draw a concave hexagon. He draws a closed figure with six sides. The sides are not equal in length. The greatest interior angle measure is 150°, and the least interior angle measure is 85°. Which statement about the figure Brian drew is true? He draws a correct figure because it is a regular polygon. He draws an incorrect figure because no interior angle measures more than a straight angle. He draws an incorrect figure because the sides are not equal in length. He draws a correct figure because one interior angle measures more than a straight
any ideas?
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when a polygon is convex, all of the interior angles are less than 180 degrees (ie less than a straight angle)
when a polygon is concave, at least one interior angle is greater than 180 degrees (ie greater than a straight angle)
so using these facts, did Brian draw a concave polygon?
My god, do your own work. This looks like a school quesiton.
people are allowed to ask questions
but yes, this isn't the place to have others do your work (and you do none of it), but I'm sure you know that already
i know that i just needed a little extra help
so going back to my question, did Brian draw a concave polygon?
no
why not
i really cant tell the diffrence between the two without a diagram
no need for a diagram really
the largest angle is what
150
is that larger than 180?
no
so there's no possible way for any of the angles to be larger than 180 (since 150 is the largest one)
so every angle is smaller than 180 degrees leading us to conclude this polygon is convex (and not concave)
so Brian drew the wrong figure
because no interior angle measures more than 180
yep
so the final answer is "He draws an incorrect figure because no interior angle measures more than a straight angle." remember that a straight angle is 180 degrees
thanks
you're welcome
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