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If KJ = 33 and KN =
6√(10) , calculate the length of GJ.

1. 27
2.
6√(161)
3.
3√(161)
4. 54
also please show work on how you found your answer

If KJ = 33 and KN = 6√(10) , calculate the length of GJ. 1. 27 2. 6√(161) 3. 3√(161) 4. 54 also-example-1
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KJ is the hypotenuse of the right triangle KJN, therefore:KJ^2 = KN^2 + JN^233^2 = (6sqrt10)^2 + JN^21089 = 360 + JN^2JN^2 = 729JN = 27
The figure is a trapezoid, since GH // JI, and MN is perpendicular to HI. Therefore GN = JN = 27. The length of GJ = 54.

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