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4 years ago

PLS HELP. 20 PTS.

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180°=2x+10x+12
180=12x+12
168=12x
x=14

angle J=2x
J=2(14)
J=24

angle K=10x+12
K=10(14)+12
K=140+12
K=152
therefore, answer is C.

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