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White raven [17]

3 years ago

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The diagonal of kite Kite intersect at . p if mZkip =46 and mZkep =34 , find IKT.

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natima [27]3 years ago

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Someone already had this question and I had answered it here's my answer.
It would be 44 degrees because you are given the measure of KIP. Also all the angles at point p are equal to 90 degrees. You are looking for the measure of K in angle IKT (the letter in the middle is always the measure of the angle).KIP: K=? I= 46 P=90 K= 180-(46+90) K=44

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