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In the​ diagram, mangleLMNequals​116, mangleJKMequals​122, and mangleJNMequals103. What is mangle​NKM?

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To find the measure of angle \( NKM \), we can use the property of angles in a triangle and the information provided in the problem.

Given:

  • \( m\angle LMN = 116^\circ \)
  • \( m\angle JKM = 122^\circ \)
  • \( m\angle JNM = 103^\circ \)

From the information provided, we can infer that points \( J, K, L, M, N \) might be a part of some geometrical figure—possibly a triangle or a polygon.

  1. Check if \( JKMN \) is a polygon, and if the interior angles can sum up to find \( NKM \).
  2. In a triangle, the sum of the interior angles is \( 180^\circ \). If we can identify a triangle including \( N, K, M \), we can calculate \( \angle NKM \).

Let's assume \( NKM \) is a part of a triangle formed by the points \( N, K, M \).

Steps to find \( m\angle NKM \):

To work out \( m\angle NKM \), we can deduce:

  • First, notice that \( \angle JKM \) and \( \angle JNM \) can share angles with adjacent triangles.
  • If \( JN \) were to create triangulation with angles from the angles at \( J \), \( JKM \), and \( JNM \), we can assume that \( m\angle NKM = 180^\circ - m\angle JKM - m\angle JNM \) if \( J \) is between \( N \) and \( K \).

Computing \( m\angle NKM \):

  • Since you have \( m\angle JKM = 122^\circ \) and \( m\angle JNM = 103^\circ \):

Using: \[ m\angle NKM = 180^\circ - m\angle JKM - m\angle JNM \]

Thus, we have: \[ m\angle NKM = 180^\circ - 122^\circ - 103^\circ \]

Calculating that gives: \[ m\angle NKM = 180^\circ - 225^\circ \] This cannot be true as it cannot evaluate to a negative angle unless we approach it as different angles possible aligning in degree measures around point \( K \).

Relationship of angles:

If they sum up over 180, which they do, consider the layout and assume \( K \) is an exterior angle to find a valid approach or verification triangles.

Result

Having calculated and assumed there would be relations: Under proper geometry configuration assumed, this could vary based on segment irregularities.

Please clarify or provide graphical insight or diagrams to elaborate further on how segments relate; depending on point orders and their approach angle mechanisms.

Lastly compiling it through:

Final Value of ( m\angle NKM = m\angle LNM + m\angle JNM - 180 = \text{If validities adjust under segments}.

If points and angles' relationship disambiguate distinctly, I’d shape it thoroughly to offer clarity. Provide if there're specifications about configurations!