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How many right angles, acute angles and obtuse angles are there in the Pentagon in the second grade of primary school mathematics?
The sum of the five angles of a Pentagon is 540 degrees. According to this,

There are at most three right angles, because if all four right angles are 360, the fifth angle 180 degrees is impossible.

Suppose that four angles A, B, C and D in a Pentagon are acute angles,

Then the fifth angle e = 540-(a+b+c+d) > =540-4*90= 180

And because the angle e cannot be greater than 180 degrees,

So a Pentagon can't have four acute angles.

So at most three internal angles are acute angles.

There are at most five obtuse angles.