unknown9263
12.02.2021 •
Mathematics
I need help with this special right triangle question.
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Ответ:
The measure of arc JK is 128 degrees.
Step-by-step explanation:
(If you need to show your work)
Given that we are only dealing with half of the circle (180 degrees total) AND we are given 26 degree to start with, to find the answer if simple
First, multiply 26 by 2 to get the measurement of arc JL, which is 52 degrees. As i mentioned that we are only dealing with half of the circle, arc JK has to be the remainder of 180-52 degrees.
Therefore, JK is 128 degrees.