I don't think this is possible. Are you sure you have the correct numbers?
Step-by-step explanation:
given,
K is between J and M, L is between K and M, M is between K and N. JN = 14, KM=4 and JK= KL= LM
NL=?
according to the question,
J-------K-------L------M--------N
We know,
KM= 4
KL+LM=4
KL+KL=4 (LM=KM)
2KL=4
KL=2
SO,
JK=KL=2 and LM=KL=2
we have ,
JN=14
JK+KM+MN= 14
2+4+MN=14
MN=8
Now,
NL=LM+MN= 2+8= 10
Try out all of your options by filling the the x and y values from each option. You can use either of the two equations to solve
1) 2(2)+3(3) does not equal 5
2) 2(3)+3(2) does not equal 5
3) 2(3)+3(-2) does not equal 5
4) 2(-2)+3(3) equals 5
4.5) Double check your answer by doing the same thing for the second equation // 3(-2)+2(3) does equal zero.
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