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In the figure above, line j is parallel to line k. If h = 13
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In the figure above, line j is parallel to line k. If h = 130 and f = 70, then g =
A. 10
B. 20
C. 30
D. 60
E. 80
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Re: In the figure above, line j is parallel to line k. If h = 13
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28 May 2020, 00:30
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From the diagram we can infer that x(angle opposite Lh)+h=180 and since h=130˚, we can say that x=50˚.
Now we can also say that x+g=f so 50+g=70 so g=20˚.
Now we can also say that x+g=f so 50+g=70 so g=20˚.
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