Problem
Solution
For the triangle GKJ we can find the angle K on this way:
28 +70 + Now we know that HJ= JK so then the triangle HJK is an isosceles triangle so then < JHK = < HKJ and we can do this:
70+ 2x = 180
2x= 110
x= 55
And then we can find the angle < GKH with the following equation:
28+70 + (55+y) = 180
y= 180-55 -28-70= 27
