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ABCDEF is a regular six sided polygon, and EFG is a regular three side

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ABCDEF is a regular six sided polygon, and EFG is a regular three sided polygon. If point G is not found inside ABCDEF, then ∠AFG is

A) a straight angle
B) an acute angle
C) an obtuse angle
D) a right angle
E) a 360° angle

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ABCDEF is a regular six sided polygon, and EFG is a regular three sided polygon. If point G is not found inside ABCDEF, then ∠AFG is

A) a straight angle
B) an acute angle
C) an obtuse angle
D) a right angle
E) a 360° angle

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A six sided regular polygon is a hexagon. Each interior angle of a regular hexagon is 120 degrees. A three sides regular polygon is an equilateral triangle. Each angle of an equilateral triangle is 60 degrees. Angle AFG is the sum of angles AFE and GFE i.e. 120 + 60 = 180 degrees.

So angle AFG is a straight angle.

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Re: ABCDEF is a regular six sided polygon, and EFG is a regular three side  [#permalink]

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Answer = A = Straight Angle

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ABCDEF = regular six sided polygon = Hexagon (Each Internal Angle = 120 Deg)

EFG = regular 3 sided polygon = Equilateral Triangle (Each Internal Angle = 60 Deg)

$$\angle AFG = \angle AFE + \angle EFG = 120+60 = 180$$
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