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(02.07 LC)

Two similar triangles are shown below:

Which two sets of angles are corresponding angles?

∠e and ∠h; ∠f and ∠g
∠e and ∠i; ∠f and ∠h
∠e and ∠g; ∠f and ∠h
∠e and ∠i; ∠f and ∠g

The third answer

Step-by-step explanation:

Each angle on both triangles has a set of lines, either one, two, or three. These lines are used to show congruency over a number of lines or angles. So one angle will correlate with whatever other angles have that same number of lines. For example, e and g both have two lines, this means they are corresponding and congruent.