In a polygon, interior and exterior angles are adjacent. If one of the exterior angles has a measure of 113°, what is the measure of the interior angle?

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In a polygon, interior and exterior angles are adjacent. If one of the exterior angles has a measure of 113°, what is the measure of the interior angle?

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Interior Angle + Exterior Angle = 180 degrees

Interior Angle = 180 -113 = 67 degrees

Kevin Rahe answered Dec 7, 2019

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