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In circle J, m/KJL = 160° and the area of the shaded sector = 367. Find the length of JK.
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In circle J, m/KJL = 160° and the area of the shaded sector = 367. Find the length of JK.
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the answer to the question is:
length of JK = length of JL = r or radius
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