Use the diagram below to answer the questions.
.which are shown on the diagram? check all that apply.
line segment j l
ray k m
line j k
ray p k
angleljk
ray m j

Angles, lines, rays and segments can be found in a plane. The terms shown on the diagram are: Ray KM , Line JK and Ray MJ

To identify the terms shown on the diagram, we need to note the following:

Line segment JL

There is no connection between J and L. So, JL is not a line segment

Ray KM

KM has a dot at point K and an arrow that points in the direction of M. So, KM is a ray.

Line JK

JK has dots on both ends (at J and K). So, JK is a line.

Ray PK

PK has dots on both sides (at P and K). So, PK is a line; not a ray.

Angle LJK

There is no connection between points L, J and K. Hence, LJK is not an angle.

Ray MJ

MJ has a dot at point M and an arrow that points in the direction of J. So, MJ is a ray.

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Step-by-step explanation:

The image doesn't show a line or segment between JL. But, it shows a line from J to K, it's included in the graph, so that's part of the answer.

Then, we observe that Ray PK is not shown in the graph, it's showing just a segment, remember that rays must have an arrow at one extreme, and must have a origin point, rays just have one arrow indicating prolongation.

The graph is showing a Ray from K to M, because you can see an arrow point in that direction, which indicates continuity which is part of the definition of rays.

Lastly, we observe that Ray MJ is indicated also, with its arrow to the left, having its origin point on M.

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