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1. Insuf.

If we consider 3 sides of an unfinised square. each angle is 90. We can add a 4th to make it a square, or we can more than one side.

2. Insuff.

Taking the same example as in 1, we can add one or more sides. and every angle>60.

So E.

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R is a convex polygon. Does R have at least 8 sides?

(1) Exactly 3 of the interior angles of R are greater than 80 degrees.
(2) None of the interior angles of R are less than 60 degrees.



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