MO bisects m A. x = 13, B. x = 13, C. x = 14, D. x = 14,

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nadezda [96]4 years ago

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For the given question above, the full question must have read as:
MO bisects m<LMN,<LMO =6x-20 and <NMO 2x+36. Solve for x and find m<LMN. The diagram is not to scale.

If MO bisect the angles, then the 2 resulting angles are equal in size so you will have:
6x - 20 = 2x + 36

Solve:
6x - 20 = 2x + 36

The answer would be: x = 14, <LMN=128

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