How Many Degrees Is A Parallelogram?

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All 4 sided shapes each equal to 360 degrees in angles

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How many degrees in a parallelogram?

180

How many angles does a parallelogram have?

A parallelogram has four interior angles that add up to 360 degrees

How many angles in a parallelogram?

4 and they add up to 360 degrees

What is the total degrees in a parallelogram?

360

A parallelogram that is not a square?

A parallelogram that is not a square is any parallelogram whose angles are not ninety degrees or whose opposite sides are not equal.

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