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Given that rotating 90 degrees clockwise around the origin switches the x andy values and makes the new y value negative, we can, for example, switch (2, 1) to (1, -2). 180 degrees clockwise simply makes both values negative (-2, -1), and 270 degrees clockwise switches them and makes the new y value negative (-1, 2), we can plug those in to our JM endpoints to turn (-5, 1) into (-1, -5) and (-6, 2) into (-2, -6)
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<LKJ = 115°
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<LKJ = <LKD + <DKJ
<LKJ = 60°+55°
<LKJ = 115°
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