KG = 17, KJ = 14. Find GH. fa quadrilateral is a parallelogram, then itsopposite sides are congruent.3. If a quadrilateral is a parallelogram, then itsconsecutive angles are supplementry.4. If a quadrilateral is a parallelogram, then its diagonalsbisecteach other.5. If a quadrilateral is a parallelogram, then its oppositeangles are congruentUse the diagram.GH6. KG = 17, KJ = 14. Find GH.7. m/GKJ = 86°, m/GHJ=8. KH = 20. Find KF.9. m/HJK = 82°. Find mZGKJ.10. m/HJK= 82°. Find mZHGK.D. 40(x + 6)°. Find the value of x.TL. acutM. 17C. 989E. 105H.T. 11E. 10S. comN. 803 74 10 16 8 28' F¨¤¨´²EA

Given, KG=17 KJ=14 From given diagram KG=HJ and GH = KJ

Answered: KG = 17, KJ = 14. Find GH.

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