alleryThe sum of the measures of the EXTERIOR angles of any convex polygon (one at each vertex) is:
A90°
B180°
C360°
DDepends on the number of sides
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 360°
If you walk once around the boundary of any convex polygon, you make one complete turn — 360°.
The total of the exterior angles is therefore always 360°, regardless of how many sides the polygon has.
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