I don't think this forum is a dental school, but just for your amusement, line angles generally do not matter unless you are placing amalgams, gold foils or inlays, none of which are very common nowadays with possible exception of inlay in some so-called high end dental clinics.
Each external angle is equal to 360/n degrees where n is the number of sides (or angles) of the polygon. So the external angle is inversely proportional to the number of sides.
90 degrees
Each external angle of a square is 270o (360o - 90o).
yes.
An external angle is the angle between the outside of one side and the extension of the adjacent line. They all add to 360o.
360 degrees take away the internal angle
180-135 = 45 degrees
The external angle of a polygon is equal to 360/n, n representing the number of sides in the polygon. Since an octagon has eight sides, the external angle of a regular octagon is 360/8 = 45 degrees. Since a straight angle in a polygon would be equal to 180 degrees, you subtract the measure of the external angle from this, to make an internal angle of 180 - 45 = 135 degrees.
Internal angle = 150° → external angle = 360° - 150° = 30° number of sides = 360 ° ÷ external angle = 360° ÷ 30° = 12 It has 12 sides.
45 degrees(360/8)
we have eleven sides in external and internalangle..
Each vertex angle of a polygon is composed of an external angle and an interior angle. These two angles are supplementary (total 180°). As the number of sides of a regular polygon increases then the external angle decreases and conversely, the interior angle increases. The interior angle of a regular pentagon (108°) is larger than the interior angle of a square (90°).