To analyze the relationships between the angles, let's summarize the given information:
- m∠LMN = 46°
- m∠LMO = 22°
We can find the measure of angle \( m∠OMN \) using the fact that the angles \( m∠LMO \), \( m∠OMN \), and \( m∠LMN \) are adjacent angles that sum up to \( m∠LMN \).
Using the fact that the angles form a straight line:
\[ m∠LMN = m∠LMO + m∠OMN \]
Substituting the known values:
\[ 46° = 22° + m∠OMN \]
To find \( m∠OMN \), we can rearrange the equation:
\[ m∠OMN = 46° - 22° \] \[ m∠OMN = 24° \]
Now, let's evaluate the responses:
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m∠OMN = m∠LMN - m∠LMO – This statement is true because \( 24° = 46° - 22° \).
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m∠LMN < m∠LMO – This statement is false since \( 46° > 22° \).
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m∠OMN is half of m∠LMN – This statement is false as \( 24° \) is not half of \( 46° \).
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m∠OMN + m∠LMN = 180° – This statement is false since \( 24° + 46° = 70° \), not \( 180° \).
The correct response is:
m∠OMN = m∠LMN - m∠LMO.