Geometry

[monkey mama]

If RJ bisects <IRK, and if m<IRJ = 2x + 1, and m<JRK = x + 28, then find m<IRK.

 

[Steven G]

Please read the posting guidelines which states that you need to show where you are stuck and what you have done even if you know you are wrong. If you show no work then we have no idea how to help you.

Can you please post a diagram and label it appropriately? Thank you.

 

[Deleted member 4993]

If RJ bisects <IRK, and if m<IRJ = 2x + 1, and m<JRK = x + 28, then find m<IRK.

If I were to do this problem:

First decide - which point (I or R or K) is the apex of the angle​

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Next draw the angle and the bisector.​

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Next use the given information and write the relevant equations.​

Please share your work indicating exactly where you are stuck.......