In a circle, you can indeed form angles by intersecting chords, but these are not "interior angles" analogous to those of a polygon. They're just arbitrary angles formed by lines that happen to intersect the circle.
No man you’re just wrong.
Even if we tried to apply the formula to a circle by considering it as a "polygon" with infinitely many sides (as n approaches infinity), we would get:
lim[n->inf] 180(n-2) = inf
Not -360 degrees. The limit diverges to infinity, not a negative.
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