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3 years ago

In rectangle JKLM, JK is equal to 10 feet and MN is equal to 25 feet, find JL.

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1 answer:

Snezhnost [94]3 years ago

7 0

we know that

if JKLM is a rectangle

then

diagonals

MK=JL

MK=2*MN------> MK=2*25 ft------> MK=50 ft

JL=MK----> JL=50 ft

therefore

the answer is

JL is 50 ft

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