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Answer:

angle JKL= 54 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

look they are congruent

(2x+5)=(3x-6)

x=11

then plug in

2x+5

2(11)+5

=27

then

3x-6

(3)(11)−6

=27

Both are congruuent

27+27=54

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