Math Minutes – Monday 1)Draw the figure. 2)Circle the two remote interior angles. 1)What kind of angle is <KLM ? 2)Angle KLM and angle KLJ together form.

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Math Minutes – Monday 1)Draw the figure. 2)Circle the two remote interior angles. 1)What kind of angle is <KLM ? 2)Angle KLM and angle KLJ together form __________________ angles. 3)The sum of the ____ remote interior angles should equal the _______________. 4)Find the measure of <J. J K LM 127° 85° x°

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