I WONDER - What Is A Concave Hexagon?

The video tutorial explains that in certain geometric shapes, at least one interior angle is greater than 180 degrees, and there is at least one vertex that points inward. This concept is crucial for understanding complex shapes and their properties.

What can be said about the interior angles of a certain shape?

Can you describe a shape that has at least one interior angle greater than 180 degrees?

How does an angle greater than 180 degrees affect a shape?

What does it mean if a vertex points inward in a polygon?

What implications does having a vertex that points inward have on the properties of a shape?