## Geometry: Common Core (15th Edition)

$\angle M$
Remember that the letters are organized in a way to show correspondence. (In other words, the first letter in the first triangle corresponds to the first letter in the second triangle, the second letter in the first triangle corresponds to the second letter in the second triangle, and so on). Once we do this, we find that the corresponding side or angle is: $\angle M$
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