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Understanding Concave and Convex Hexagons: Key Differences and Properties
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Hexagons can be classified into two distinct types: convex and concave. Convex hexagons have no angles pointing inwards; all internal angles are less than 180°. In contrast, concave hexagons have at least one internal angle exceeding 180°, creating an inward indentation. This fundamental distinction affects their geometric properties and applications. Understanding these characteristics is essential for anyone studying geometry or working with polygon shapes.
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HEXAGONS CONCAVE CONVEX Convex hexagons have no angles pointing inwards. No internal angles can be 180°. Concave hexagons must have at least on internal angle that’s greater than 180°.
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