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4x 1 whole 1/2 .............

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pickupchik [31]3 years ago

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I believe its 4

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Correct Question: If m∠JKM = 43, m∠MKL = (8x - 20), and m∠JKL = (10x - 11), find each measure.

1. x = ?

2. m∠MKL = ?

3. m∠JKL = ?

Answer/Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

m<JKM = 43,

m<MKL = (8x - 20),

m<JKL = (10x - 11).

Required:

1. Value of x

2. m<MKL

3. m<JKL

Solution:

1. Value of x:

m<JKL = m<MKL + m<JKM (angle addition postulate)

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$(10x - 11) = (8x - 20) + 43$

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$10x - 11 = 8x - 20 + 43$

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