Mathematics, 09.09.2019 19:30 bayeck

Ray lr is to be added to the diagram so that it is opposite
ray im which is true about angle rln that would be
formed?
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angles rln and mlk would be vertical angles.
angles rln and mln would be vertical angles,
angles rln and klm would be a linear pain
angles rln and kln would be a linear pair

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Ray lr is to be added to the diagram so that it is opposite
ray im which is true about angle r...