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Find JK

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Use the appropriate congruence rule and find.

The correct answer is: ⇒ JK = 8


    Complete step by step solution:
    Consider 2 triangles, and
    From the figure, we have
    JL = OQ = 5 (given)
    ∠ JLK = ∠ OQP (given)
    KL = PQ = 7 (given)
    ∴ △ KJL ⩭ △ POQ by SAS congruence rule.
    ⇒ JK = OP (corresponding parts of congruent triangles)
    ⇒ JK = 8

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