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Point M is the midpoint of JK find JK when JM = 6x - 7 MK = 2x + 3 ​
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Point M is the midpoint of JK find JK when JM = 6x - 7 MK = 2x + 3 ​

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Answer:

JK= 8x-4

Explanation:

This is achieved by adding JM And MK because M is the midpoint of JK.

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