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J,K and L are collinear, and K is between J and L. Which of the following is true? A.L is between J & K B.JK + KL = JL C.JK= KL D.K is the midpoint of π​

J,K and L are collinear, and K is between J and L. Which of the following is true? A.L is between J & K B.JK + KL = JL C.JK= KL D.K is the midpoint of π​
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J,K and L are collinear, and K is between J and L. Which of the following is true?

A.L is between J & K
B.JK + KL = JL
C.JK= KL
D.K is the midpoint of π​

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B. JK + KL = JL is the answer.

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