In the diagram bellow , triangle LMO is isosceles with LO congruent to MO . If m
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Triangle LMO is isosceles. The base angles of the triangle are congruent so < L is congruent to <LMO. Both have measure 55.
The measure of < LON = 70 because the sum of the angles of a triangle is 180. Look at triangle LNO. Angle O has measure (70 + 28) = 98. Angle L is 55. So, what is the measure of <N? @ninabelkaniya
Directrix, yes, I made my own diagram too.
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If nothing else let's see if we can make an angle symbol the proper way ∠ Unfortunately, there's no shortcut like squared ² or degrees ° to make an angle. What I did was copy and pasted. Sorry for the interruption.
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