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monitta
4 years ago
8

PLEASE HELP!!! :))

Mathematics
1 answer:
Vikentia [17]4 years ago
6 0
We have <span>isosceles ∆DEK 

</span><span>EF is the angle bisector of ∠E,
 m∠DEF = 43°= </span><span> m∠FEK ( the bisector divide the angle in two equal angles)
</span>
so m∠DEK = m∠DEF + <span> m∠FEK = 43 + 43 = 86 
</span>
<span>∆DEK  is isoceles triangle (given)
</span>the two base angles are equal m∠EDK =  m∠DK<span>E 
</span>and the sum of angles in a triangle = 180

so m∠DEK  + m∠EDK+ m∠DKE<span> = 180 
86  +  </span>m∠EDK+ m∠DKE = <span> 180 

2  x  </span><span>m∠EDK = 94 

</span><span>m∠EDK  = 94 / 2 = 47 
</span>
in triangle DEF 
m∠EDF + m∠E FD+<span>m∠FED= 180
</span>
47 +<span>m∠E FD + 4 3 = 180

</span><span>m∠E FD = 180-43-47 =  90

 
</span><span>Find: KF?
</span>in an isoseles triangle the bisector is in the same time median so 
KF= DK / 2 =  16/ 2 = 8 cm 
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