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Can someone help me? Need to find the measure of p, IJ, KJ
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Can someone help me?
Need to find the measure of p, IJ, KJ

Can someone help me? Need to find the measure of p, IJ, KJ-example-1
User Kenny Seyffarth
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Answer:


IJ=KJ=15

Explanation:


HIJ=HJK\\4p+3=3p+6\\p=3\\IJ=KJ=3*3+6=15

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