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In circle L with m/KNM = 45°, find the m/KLM.

In circle L with m/KNM = 45°, find the m/KLM.
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In circle L with m/KNM = 45°, find the m/KLM.

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Note: This is not a geography related question, but i will answer this anyways.

Answer: 28

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