An angle of 180 degrees isn't really much of an angle in geometry. Technically speaking, it's possible, but with drawing a polygon, show me an enclosed shape with 10 angles of 180 degrees each
If you trust Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convex_polygonIt says:
Convex = Angle < 180 degrees
Concave = Angle > 180 degrees
Angle = 180 degrees = straight line.
EDIT:
I think the best definition should be:
Convex = All Angles <= 180 degrees
Concave = All Angles >= 180 degrees
A circle is not a polygon but it "could" satisfy the definition of Covnex = Angle < 180 degrees. If you thought about each pixel on your monitor being a point on the circle as it is displayed, and measured the angles between them, there would technically not be an angle that measures 180 degrees.
But the midpoint of a side of a square does technically measure 180 degrees.
This is a point that doesn't really matter in the end for GMAT. Does a circle even have "angles"?
tarek99
question guys. Does a convex polygon mean that each angle is less than 180 degrees or does it mean that each angle is less than or equal to 180 degrees?
thanks