Gavin is building a fence. He needs to put a post every feet. If a new segment of the fence has 9 new posts, using the last post from the previous section of fence as a starting point, how long is the new segment of fence?

In the figure below, quadrilateral JKLM is a trapezoid that is not isosceles.

Note: picture not drawn to scale

If mKJM = 132°, mJML = 48°, and mKLN = 150°, what is mLKJ?
160°
132°
150°
48°

I NEED XTRA HELP WITH THESE PLZ....WILL GIVE FAN AND MEDAL TY :)

Question

Gavin is building a fence. He needs to put a post every  feet. If a new segment of the fence has 9 new posts, using the last post from the previous section of fence as a starting point, how long is the new segment of fence?






In the figure below, quadrilateral JKLM is a trapezoid that is not isosceles.


Note: picture not drawn to scale

If mKJM = 132°, mJML = 48°, and mKLN = 150°, what is mLKJ?
160°
132°
150°
48°

I NEED XTRA HELP WITH THESE PLZ....WILL GIVE FAN AND MEDAL TY :)