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What is m<PLM? m<PLM = ___ Degrees
what do you think
I think they add up to 180 degrees. 5k + 20 + 3k + 16 = 180 Solve for 'k', then plug it in for angle OLN, which is the same as angle PLM.
Honestly I still am confused. @iGreen
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5k + 20 + 3k + 16 = 180 Solve for 'k', first combine like terms. 5k + 3k = ? 20 + 16 = ?
8k, 36
(Correct me if im wrong please)
Correct.
So we have: 8k + 36 = 180 Subtract 36 to both sides
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8k = 144 (its what i came up with)
Correct, now divide 8 to both sides.
k = 18
Correct, now plug in 18 for 'k' in 5k + 20
5k + 20 = Angle PLM
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5(18) + 20 Simplify @Master_Chief_117
90 + 20 = 110
Correct, that's our answer.
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