Line MO bisects <LMN, m<LMN =6x-28,m<LMO=x+34. Find m<NMO
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24 + 34 =58 T NMO = 6(24)-28
58 + nmo = 144 - 28 = 119
116- 58 = 58
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To find the measure of <NMO, we first need to identify any relationships between angles in the triangle LMN.
Since line MO bisects <LMN, it splits the angle into two equal parts. This means that m<LMO and m<NMO are equal.
Given that m<LMO = x + 34, we can substitute this value into m<NMO.
Therefore, m<NMO = x + 34.
To find the measure of <NMO, we need to know the value of x. Is there any additional information provided?
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since LMO+NMO = LMN,
x+34 + NMO = 6x-28
But, MO bisects LMN, so LMO=NMO
x+34 + x+34 = 6x-28
2x+68 = 6x-28
4x = 96
x = 24
Now you can figure the actual degree measures.