angles j and k are supplementary angles what is m<k if m<j=34?

Answer 1

Since angles j and k are supplementary, this means they add up to 180 degrees.

Let's assume that m<k.

If m<j=34, then j=34.

Since j+k=180, we can substitute j=34 and solve for k:

34 + k = 180

Subtract 34 from both sides:

k = 180 - 34 = 146

Therefore, m<k and m<j=34, we can conclude that m<k=146.