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In the circle below, IK is a diameter. Suppose m JK=136° and mZKJL=54°. Find the following. (a) m ZIJL= (b) m ZIKJ=

In the circle below, IK is a diameter. Suppose m JK=136° and mZKJL=54°. Find the following. (a) m ZIJL= (b) m ZIKJ=
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In the circle below, IK is a diameter. Suppose m JK=136° and mZKJL=54°. Find the following.

(a) m ZIJL=
(b) m ZIKJ=

In the circle below, IK is a diameter. Suppose m JK=136° and mZKJL=54°. Find the following-example-1
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Answer:

(a)
36^(\circ) (b)
22^(\circ)

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In the circle below, IK is a diameter. Suppose m JK=136° and mZKJL=54°. Find the following-example-1
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