Perpendicular lines meet each other always at an angle of 90 while intersecting lines may or may not have an angle of 90.
Their opposite angles(made by intersecting lines) are always same.
And even, we can say every perpendicular lines as intersecting but can't say that every intersecting line is perpendicular.
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Answer:
The triangles are not similar
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
If two triangles are similar, then the ratio of its corresponding sides is proportional and its corresponding angles are congruent
<em>Triangle X.Y.Z</em>


---> angle X and angle Y are complementary angles
<em>Triangle H.G.J</em>
---> angle H and angle J are complementary angles


so
X.Y.Z is a
triangle
H.G.J is a
triangle
The measure of its corresponding angles are not congruent
therefore
The triangles are not similar