There are 300 degrees in the sum of the interior angles of a polygon.

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unanimoose · Answer

Well it depends on the polygon. Not all of them will equal 300.

sammixboo · Answer

It is depending on what polygon Also there is no polygon that the angles add up to 300 Take a look here for more info http://www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/interior-angles-polygons.html

anonymous · Answer

Never. 
If it is a quadrilateral, the angles will add up to 360 degrees. 
For a pentagon, it's 540 degrees. 
For a hexagon, it's 720 degrees. 
In fact there is a formula for the degrees in a polygon. 
Where N = the number of sides, 180(n-2) = sum of angles. 
For a hexagon. 
180 x (6-2) = 180 x 4 = 400+320 = 700

anonymous · Answer

So for the sum of angles to be 300, it would have to be 300 = 180(n-2) 

Or 300 = 180n-360 
Balance it. 
760 = 180n 
So N = 760 divided by 180, which is 4.2222 
Obviously a shape cannot have 4.22222 sides, so we can say that a polygon will never have a sum of angles of 300 degrees.