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3 years ago

Pleeease help me I am so confused

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OLEGan [10]3 years ago

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The question is saying that the line KJ is approximately equal to the line JN and that the line JN is perpendicular to the line NL. The line labeled LKN is shorter than LNK due to the fact that the line segments in LNK are longer because JN is perpendicular to NL:)

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