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External Angle Relationship

External Angle Relationship is a geometric principle that specifies the quantitative and positional interdependence between an exterior angle formed by extending one side of a polygon and the angles adjacent or opposite to it, particularly emphasizing the relationship between exterior angles and remote interior angles in polygonal figures.

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    Shiro Kobayashi

    University of California, Berkeley, United States

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    Dierk Schleicher

    Constructor University, Germany

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    E. G. Thomsen

    University of California, Berkeley, United States

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