To use the angle-angle similarity theorem you need to know 2 corresponding angles of each triangle are the same.
You are already shown that angles H and M are the same.
The sets of corresponding angles are:
H and M, N and I, and O and J
The answer would be angle O and angle J are similar.
Answer:
-2 3/4 < -1 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
Positives are always greater than negatives (Example: 2 is greater than -2).
This eliminates the first and last inequalities.
Smaller negative numbers are always greater than larger negative numbers (Example: -2 is greater than -4).
This eliminates the third unequality.
For the second given inequality, convert the fractions to share the same denominator.
-2 3/4 < -1 2/4
They are both negative numbers.
We know smaller negative are always greater than larger negative numbers.
This inequality aligns with this statement.
Therefore, only the second inequlity is true.
It is 3/10 because 10 is bigger than 5
