To determine the correct similarity statement between the two triangles based on their angles, we first analyze the angles in each triangle.
For triangle ABC:
- m∠A = 48°
- m∠B = 17°
- m∠C = 115°
For triangle HIJ:
- m∠H = 17°
- m∠I = 48°
- m∠J = 115°
The order of the angles matters in determining the similarity statement. First, let's see how we can match the angles:
- m∠A = 48° matches with m∠I = 48°
- m∠B = 17° matches with m∠H = 17°
- m∠C = 115° matches with m∠J = 115°
From this matching, we conclude the angles correspond in the order:
- A (48°) corresponds to I (48°)
- B (17°) corresponds to H (17°)
- C (115°) corresponds to J (115°)
From this angle correspondence, we conclude:
- Triangle ABC is similar to triangle HIJ.
Now we can express this as:
- \(\triangle ABC \sim \triangle HIJ\)
Thus, the correct similarity statement is:
△ABC∼△HIJ