Answer:
(write this in the format your curriculum suggests, most are different)
Since BC is longer than AB, this means m<bcd is smaller than m<bad.
A way to prove it mathematically is to look at the triangle on the left. Since It's an isosceles triangle, m<cda and m<dac are equal. However, the triangle on the right does not have two proven congruent sides. All we know is BC is larger than the other side lengths. In a figure like that, the obtuse angle that meets the longest side would be the largest angle.
Apologies for being so wordy.
