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Given Info:if JKLM is a Rhombus MK=30, NL=13 and M

Given Info:if JKLM is a Rhombus MK=30, NL=13 and M-example-1
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In the given rohmbus JKLM, MK and JL are the diagonals

MK = 30, NL = 13, Angle MKL = 41

From the properties of the diagonal of rohmbus :

Diagonals bisect the angles of a rhombus.

So, the diagonal MK bisect the angle JKL

i.e Angle MKL = Angle JKM

Angle MKL = 41 (given)

so, Angle JKM = 41 degrees

As the angle JKL is the sum of angle JKM and MKL

Angle JKL = Angle JKM + Angle MKL

Angle JKL = 41 + 41

Angle JKL = 82

Opposite angles of a rhombus are equal.

In the given rohmbus the opposite angles are :

(i) Angle JML and Angle JKL

(ii) Angle MJK and Angle MLK

as they are equal

So,

Angle JML = Angle JKL

we have Angle JKL = 82 (solve Above)

So, Angle JML = Angle JKL = 82 degree

Angle JML = 82 degree

Angle MJK = Angle MLK

Let they are equal to x

So, Angle MJK = Angle MLK =x

The sum of all angle in a rohmbus is equal to 360 degree

So, Angle MJK + Angl MLK + Angle JML + Angle JKL = 360

x + x + 82 + 82 = 360

2x + 164 = 360

2x = 360 - 164

2x = 196

x = 196/2

x = 98

Angle MJK = Angle MLK =x = 98 degree

Angle MLK = 98 degrees

Propertie of Rohmbus :

In a rhombus, diagonals bisect each other at right angles.

In the given rohmbus JKLM

The diagonals JL and MK are bisect each other at 90 degree

So, Angle MNL = Angle LNK = Angle KNJ = Angle JNM = 90 dgrees

Angle MNL = 90 degree

Now for angle KJL,

In traingle KNJ, we have Angle KNJ = 90 degree and Angle MKJ = 41

Sum of all angles in a triangle is equal to 180 degree

So, for triangle KNJ

Angle KNJ + Angle KJL + Angle MKJ = 180

90 + Angle KJL + 41 = 180

Angle KJL +131 = 180

Angle KJL = 180 - 131

Angle KJL = 49 degrees

Angle KJL = 49 degrees

Sides:

In a rhombus, diagonals bisect each other at right angles.

In the given rohmbus JKLM

Diagonal are MK and JL wich are bisect at N

So,

(i) JN = NL

(ii) MN = NK

(i) JN = NL

We have NL = 13

JN = NL = 13

JN = 13

Since the diagonal JL is the sum of the JN and NL

JL = JN + NL

JL = 13 + 13

JL = 26

(ii) MN = NK

here we have MK = 30

The diagonal MK is the sum of MN and NK

MK = MN + NK

30 = NK + NK ( MN = NK)

30 = 2(NK)

NK = 30/2

NK = 15

for the side KL

In triangle KNL, we have Angle KNL = 90 degrees, NK =15, NL =13

Apply the pythagoras theorem :

Hypotenuse² = Perpendicular² + Base²

here we have Hypotenuse KL, Base NL and Perpendicular NK

KL² = NK² + NL²

KL² = 15² + 13²

KL²=225 + 169

KL² =394

KL = 19.84

Answer :

a) NK = 15

b) JL = 26

c) KL = 19.84

d) m

e) m

f) m

g) m

h) m

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