Question

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Answer 1

\[14. If KJ = 33 and KN =6 \sqrt{10} calculate the length of line Gj\]

Answer 2

a. 27
b. 54
c. \[3\sqrt{161}\]
d. \[6\sqrt{161}\]

Answer 3

if you can prove angle QNJ = 90 degrees, then you can use law of sines to find NJ then multiply by 2 to find GJ

Answer 4

I get this stuff but once they added the square roots i was lost