Show the similarity between a triangle with angles A , B , and C , where m∠A=47° and m∠B=36° , and another triangle with angles G , H , and J , where m∠G=36° and m∠J=97° .(1 point)

Answer 1

The similarity between the two triangles can be determined by comparing the measures of their corresponding angles.

In the first triangle, let angle A be compared to angle G, angle B be compared to angle H, and angle C be compared to angle J.

Since m∠A=47° and m∠G=36°, these angles are not equal.

However, since m∠B=36° and m∠H=36°, these angles are equal.

Finally, since m∠C is not given, we cannot determine if it is equal to m∠J. Therefore, we cannot conclude that the two triangles are similar.