A line that meets a polygon's boundary more than twice shows the polygon is
Aequiangular
Bnon-convex
Cconvex
Dregular
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. non-convex
A convex polygon is met by such a line exactly twice, so crossing it more often proves it is non-convex.
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