Answer:
Many possible answers, including
Major Arc: JKM
Minor Arc: JM
Step-by-step explanation:
The answers you selected in this photo are correct. But let's see why.
A major arc is an arc that is bigger than a minor arc.
They are defined using a starting point and an ending point. In this case, you have many reference points (J, K, L and M), and none is identified in the question. However, the answers shown indicate they're using point J as starting point and M as ending point.
If you look at the positions of J and M on the diagram, you see you can take two routes to join them... the shortest route is the minor arc (going counter-clockwise direction from J to M). While the other route, going clockwise passes through the points K and L is much longer.... and forms the major arc.
That major arc could be identified as JKM, JLM or JKLM, since it starts at J, ends in M, but passes through points K and L, in that order.
