Three boys are in a field flying kites. Viewed from above, the angle at Kyle, , measures 45 degrees , and the angle at Jake, J, measures 65 degrees

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Three boys are in a field flying kites. Viewed from above, the angle at Kyle, , measures 45 degrees , and the angle at Jake, J, measures 65 degrees

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Answer: LJ, JK, KL

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