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A regular convex polygon has 'n' sides. What is the value of n?

(1) Difference between interior and exterior angle of this polygon is 60 degrees.

(2) Sum of interior and exterior angle of this polygon is 180 degrees.

Lets say each interior angle of this regular polygon is I and each exterior angle is E. Its obvious that I + E = 180
So second statement doesnt tell us anything new, and is thus insufficient.

First statement uses the phrase 'difference between'. 'Difference between' I and E could mean either I-E or E-I

If we take the first case, I - E = 60 and use it with I + E = 180, we will get I = 120 and E = 60. Thus this is a regular hexagon
If we take the second case, E - I = 60 and use it with I + E = 180, we will get E = 120 and I = 60. Thus this becomes an equilateral triangle.

So n can be either 6 or 3. Not sufficient still. Hence E answer
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