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The rhombus below NL=3, KL=5, and angle JML=60° find angle JLK

The rhombus below NL=3, KL=5, and angle JML=60° find angle JLK-example-1
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\angle JLK=60^0

1) When we are dealing with a Rhombus is convenient to recall some properties:

0. Opposite angles are congruent

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1. Consecutive angles are supplementary

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2. Congruent sides

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3. Diagonals bisect angles

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4. Diagonals are perpendicular.

So, we can sketch out the following, to better grasp it:

2) So, based on the properties: Opposite angles are congruent, and the fact that Diagonals bisect angles then we can state the following answer:


\angle JLK=60^0

The rhombus below NL=3, KL=5, and angle JML=60° find angle JLK-example-1
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