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Based on their interior angles, all hexagons are classified into two groups: convex and concave.
A convex hexagon is a hexagon having each interior angle less than 180°. Each of the vertices of a convex hexagon always points outwards. All the diagonals of such a hexagon lie inside the closed figure. It can be regular or irregular.
A concave hexagon is a hexagon that has at least one interior angle greater than 180°. At least one vertex of a concave hexagon points inwards. It has at least one diagonal lying outside the closed figure. It is always an irregular hexagon.
Last modified on August 3rd, 2023