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Can someone tell me step by step on how to solve this?

Can someone tell me step by step on how to solve this?-example-1
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Answer:


\text{B. }\triangle DKM

Explanation:

When naming a triangle or any polygon, the name should consists of either the center of the polygon or each of the vertices (points) of the triangle. In this case, no center is labelled, so we will use the vertices to name the triangle.

The vertices or points of the triangle are D, K, and M. Therefore, we name this triangle by writing a triangle symbol
\triangle followed by these vertices.

Unless you're comparing it to another polygon (e.g. writing a similarity statement), the order of which you list the vertices does not matter, but you should start with a point and move either clockwise or counterclockwise until you list every point. Therefore, the answer is
\boxed{\text{B. }\triangle DKM}.

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