1. **State the problem:** Given quadrilateral KLMN with KL parallel to NM, LN bisects angle KNM, angle KLN = 54°, and angle MKN = 35°. Find angle KMN.
2. **Understand the properties:** Since KL // NM and LN bisects angle KNM, we can use alternate interior angles and angle bisector properties.
3. **Identify angles:** Let angle KNM = 2x since LN bisects it, so each part is x.
4. **Use triangle KLN:** In triangle KLN, sum of angles = 180°.
Given angle KLN = 54°, angle LNK = x (part of bisected angle), and angle KNL = 180° - 54° - x.
5. **Use triangle MKN:** Angles are MKN = 35°, KNM = 2x, and KMN = y (unknown).
Sum of angles in triangle MKN: 35° + 2x + y = 180°.
6. **Use parallel lines property:** Since KL // NM, angle KLN = angle MKN + angle KMN (alternate interior angles), so 54° = 35° + y.
7. **Solve for y:**
$$y = 54° - 35° = 19°$$
8. **Answer:** Angle KMN = 19°.
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**Final answer:** 19° (option a)
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