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@qweqwe123123123123111 can you figure it out?
Since this is an isosceles and JI is the base, than you know that I must be the same as J This means the total angles are: 2*(5x+14) + (3x+48) = 13x+76 13x must be equal to 180-76 Are you with me so far?
Did I move too fast? I can start over, if you like. Do you see that angle I is equal to angle J?
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