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5. Using ΔJKL, what is the measure of angle K?

5. Using ΔJKL, what is the measure of angle K?-example-1
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User Eliyahu
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Answer: 76

Explanation:

If you add all the angles they add up to 180

x+ (2x - 6) + (x + 22) = 180

x+ 2x - 6 + x + 22 = 180 >Combine like terms

4x + 16 = 180

4x = 164

x = 41

<K = 2x -6

<K = 2(41) - 6

<K = 76

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User Garry English
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Answer:


K=76

Explanation:

Starting with a few basic things we know, we know that all of a triangles angles add up to 180.

Therefore, we can set up and solve this equation for
x.


(2x-6)+(x+22)+x=180


4x+16=180


4x=164


x=41

By plugging
x back into all of the angles, we can verify that they all do indeed add up to 180.


(2*41-6)+(41+22)+41=180


(82-6)+(41+22)+41=180


76+63+41=180


180=180

Knowing that
x=41, we can use this information to find K.


K=(2x-6)


K=(2*41-6)


K=(82-6)


K=76

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User Vojtech Letal
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