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Since MN is tangent to Circle K, we know that MK and MN are PERPENDICULAR.
Therefore, m∠M = 90°.
Since we now know two angles in the right triangle, we can solve for m∠K knowing that angles in a triangle sum up to 180°.
180° = ∠M + ∠N + ∠K
180° = 90° + 44° + ∠K
Combine like terms:
180° = 134° + ∠K
Subtract:
180° - 134° = ∠K
∠K = 46°