is a convex polygon regular? tell whether the statement is always, sometimes, or never true.
Is a rectangular convex? A square?
sorry, whats your question?
always regular i guess....
that's what i was assuming also, and thank you!
yep!! all it's interior angles are less than or equivalent to 180...and all it's diagonals lie inside the polygon
Regular polygons have all angles equal AND all sides equal. You can have a convex polygon that is regular or irregular. A square is a regular convex polygon (equal angles and equal sides) and a rectangle is an irregular convex polygon (equal angles but unequal sides). So a convex polygon is sometimes regular. However, all regular polygons are convex. You cannot have a regular concave polygon.
@jeremym1234, my point is that both rectangles and squares are convex. However, all squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares. The first part means all squares are *regular* rectangles, but the second part tells you that not all rectangles are regular (because they're not all squares).
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