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Prove that in a convex hexagon, the sum of interior angle is equal to the twice the sum of the exterior angle.​


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Answered by balendradubey5bd
51

Answer:

In a hexagon number of sides=6

∴ Sum of interior angles of a hexagon=(2×6−4)×90°=8×90°=720°

Sum of exterior angle of a hexagon =360°

2 times the sum of exterior angles of hexagon =2×360

=720

From (1)&(2)

In a convex hexagon the sum of all interior angle is equal to twice of exterior angles.


srushvraj162006: same answer same too you
Answered by srushvraj162006
3

Answer:

In a hexagon number of sides=6

∴ Sum of interior angles of a hexagon=(2×6−4)×90°=8×90°=720°

Sum of exterior angle of a hexagon =360°

2 times the sum of exterior angles of hexagon =2×360

=720

From (1)&(2)

In a convex hexagon the sum of all interior angle is equal to twice of exterior angles.

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