Please answer me question 3 solving part

Mathematics

1 answer:

Illusion [34]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. D

2. B

3. A

Step-by-step explanation:

Question 1:

The pair of <JKL and <LKM can be referred to as linear pairs. They are two adjacent angles that are formed from the intersecting of two lines.

Question 2:

Given that <KLM = x°

<KML = 50°

<JKL = (2x - 15)°

According to the exterior angle theorem, exterior ∠ JKL = <KLM + KML.

2x - 15 = x + 50

Solve for x

2x - x = 15 + 50

x = 65

Therefore, <KLM = 65°

QUESTION 3:

<JKL = 2x - 15

Plug in the value of x

<JKL = 2(65) - 15

= 130 - 15

<JKL = 115°

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