Suppose M is a point in the interior of JKL. If MKL=42 and JKL=84, what is JKM
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We have ,
JKL=84=JKM+MKL
JKL=JKM+42=84
JKM=84-42=42
HENCE JKM=42.
JKL=84=JKM+MKL
JKL=JKM+42=84
JKM=84-42=42
HENCE JKM=42.
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The answer is m<JKL + m<LKM = m<JKM, 42 + 28 = 70 degrees,
The two inner angles add up to equal the outer angle of Lkm. non adjacent angles formed by the intersection of 2 lines. KL and KJ are opposites rays bisects angle MKL.
JKL=84=JKM+MKL
JKL=JKM+42=84
JKM=84-42=42
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