May be better to ask for help here. Let $v_{1}$, $v_{2}$, $\ldots$, $v_{m}$ be the vertices of a convex polygon in the plane and $v_{m+1}$ be a point in the interior of the convex polygon. Connect all the vertices by edges, and let $\alpha_{m}$ be the smallest angle among all the angles formed by two edges coming from the same vertex. Is it true that $m^{2}\alpha_{m}$ is bounded by an absolute constant (independent of $m$ and the $v$'s)? Any helpful answers would be greatly appreciated.
Is this bounded?
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