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In AJKL, 1 = 620 inches, k = 910 inches and ZK=53°. Find all possible values of ZL, to the nearest degree.
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In AJKL, 1 = 620 inches, k = 910 inches and ZK=53°. Find all possible values of ZL, to the nearest degree.
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In AJKL, 1 = 620 inches, k = 910 inches and ZK=53°. Find all possible values of ZL,
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33 degrees is your answer
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