Answer:
A) JK and AB =
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So, =》 
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B) AABC
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So, 
C) AABM:
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The value of k for which 
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Answer:
m<ADC = 42°
Step-by-step explanation:
Based on the inscribed angle theorem, the inscribed angle, m<ADC is ½ the measure of minor arc AC.
If minor arc is given as 84°, therefore:
m<ADC = ½(84)
m<ADC = 42°
<span>Yes, Chad is likely to qualify, because his yearly income is below the median annual income of California.
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36
Step-by-step explanation:
360/2=180
180/5=36
32a+30=YOU,
58b+44=YOU, a,b and YOU are integers; YOU<3000.
YOU can be 798, 1726, or 2654.
