Is this a quadrilateral? Parallelogram? Or just lines intersecting to form angles? Could you please describe the figure if you can’t add the image? And what do you mean by angle k-j ?
Aminata C.
asked 10/22/20Which theorem or postulate can be used to determine m<MKL? What is m<MKL ?
For the figure, m<JKL=54
angle k-j (3x +6)
angle K-L (6x + 12)
angle k-m
so sorry i can´t add the image hope this makes sense
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Jon S. answered 10/22/20
Patient and Knowledgeable Math and English Tutor
I think the angle addition postulate would apply here:
m<JKM + m<MKL = m<JKL
where m<JKM = 3x + 6
m<MKL = 6x + 12
and m<JKL = 54
substituting:
3x + 6 + 6x + 12 = 54
9x + 18 = 54
9x = 36
x = 4
m<JKM = 3x + 6 = 3*4 + 6 = 18
m<MKL = 6x + 12 = 6*4 + 12 = 36
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Aminata C.
line intersecting to form an angle J-k and the others are the point that form the angles10/23/20