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vagabundo [1.1K]3 years ago

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Angle K = angle M

(4x-1)=(2x+27)

4x-2x=27+1

2x=28

x=14

K=4x-1 then 4(14)-1
55 degrees
M=2x+27 then 2(14) +27
55 degrees
K+M+L =180
55+55+L=180
110+L=180
L=70 degrees
Therefore K=55 degrees M=55 degrees L=70 degrees

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