The first answer is the only correct statement. In geometry, congruent angles are shown through the number of arcs on the vertex of an angle. For example, if two different angles both had three arcs on the vertex, then those two angles are congruent. In this figure, both <D and <J have 4 arcs, which means they are congruent. Additionally, both angles are opposite of a line that measures 25 inches. If two angles are opposite of congruent lines, then the angles are also congruent.
