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Suppose m <KNL = 110° and m<LNM = 25°. What would you do to find the m<KNM

Suppose m <KNL = 110° and m<LNM = 25°. What would you do to find the m<KNM
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Suppose m <KNL = 110° and m<LNM = 25°. What would you do to find the m<KNM

Suppose m <KNL = 110° and m<LNM = 25°. What would you do to find the m<KNM-example-1
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M<knl + m<lnm=m<mmm
110° + 25° =m<knm
135°=m<knm
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