Inside an obtuse angle, 6 rays were drawn from its top and how many new angles were formed inside this angle.

Since when several rays are formed, the number of angles is formed, which is one less than the number of rays.

Since one obtuse angle is formed by two rays, then adding them with the number of rays that were drawn to it, we get:

6 + 2 = 8 rays – all are formed.

Since the number of angles is one less, we get:

8 – 1 = 7 corners – formed inside an obtuse angle.

Answer: 7 corners.