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  1. If K is in the interior of angle JLM, then angle JLK + angle JLM = angle KLM?

    NEVER because JLM - JLK = KLM

    2 Answers · Science & Mathematics · 11/07/2009

  2. If K is in the interior of angle JLM, then m angle JLK +m angle JLM=m angle KLM?

    dont have a clue what you're saying

    2 Answers · Science & Mathematics · 27/06/2007

  3. If K is in the interior of, then m+m=m?

    Never. If it said "If K is in the interior of <JLM, then m< JLK +m<KLM =m<JLM", then you could say that is always true.

    1 Answers · Science & Mathematics · 24/10/2007

  4. Which congruence test can be used to prove that triangle GHJ = triangle LKJ?

    ...;JHG <HGJ=90º=< JLK Therefore the third angle is also equal, since the sum of the interior angles in a triangle =180º given HJ=JK, both...

    1 Answers · Science & Mathematics · 07/02/2011

  5. PLEASE HELP with this math problem??

    ...) passes through 2 parallel lines, opposite interior angles are congruent -...corresponding... means: M is the same as K JLK is the same as MLJ

    1 Answers · Science & Mathematics · 07/07/2009

  6. Quadrilateral JKLM is inscribed in a circle?

    ... LJM is 30 degrees because the interior angles of triangle LJM must add to 180 ...because it is one-hal of arc KL. Angle JLK is 80 degrees because it is one-half...

    1 Answers · Science & Mathematics · 17/12/2012

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