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Based on the side-splitter theorem, which side length would complete the proportion? StartFraction J M Over M K = StartFraction L N Over question mark EndFraction JL KL NK NM
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Based on the side-splitter theorem, which side length would complete the proportion? StartFraction J M Over M K = StartFraction L N Over question mark EndFraction JL KL NK NM

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The correct answer is third option N K

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