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What is the measure of < MJK in the figure below? (Picture below.) A. 58° B. 64° C. 32° D. 60° E. 15° F. can't be determined

What is the measure of < MJK in the figure below? (Picture below.) A. 58° B. 64° C. 32° D. 60° E. 15° F. can't be determined
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What is the measure of < MJK in the figure below?

(Picture below.)

A. 58°
B. 64°
C. 32°
D. 60°
E. 15°
F. can't be determined

What is the measure of < MJK in the figure below? (Picture below.) A. 58° B. 64° C-example-1
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it going to be 64 becasue when u add the sides

User Rinzy Kutex
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Its answer should be B. (64 degrees)
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