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give any two differences between concave and convex quadrilateral

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Answered by Anonymous
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In a convex quadrilateral each angle measures less than 180°. ... In a concave quadrilateral at least one angle is a reflex angle, i.e., an angle larger than 180°. In figure, ABCD is a concave quadrilateral because a line joining the vertices A and C is going outside the quadrilateral region.

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Answered by sahil5416
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A convex quadrilateral has interior angles 180 degrees or less. A concave quadrilateral has an interior angle measure greater than 180 degrees. Most common quadrilaterals are convex, and they do not have any interior angle measure greater than 180 degrees

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