The rhombus below NL=3, KL=5, and angle JML=60° find angle JLK

1) When we are dealing with a Rhombus is convenient to recall some properties:
0. Opposite angles are congruent
,1. Consecutive angles are supplementary
,2. Congruent sides
,3. Diagonals bisect angles
,4. Diagonals are perpendicular.
So, we can sketch out the following, to better grasp it:
2) So, based on the properties: Opposite angles are congruent, and the fact that Diagonals bisect angles then we can state the following answer:
[tex]\angle JLK=60^0[/tex]