Since both triangles are right triangles, we know they have one pair of angles with the same measure (90 degrees). If we move the green triangle down the line so that its left side is on top of the left side of the red triangle (as seen in the graph to the right), we can see that the two triangles have another pair of angles with the same measure. What do we know about how the third angles of each triangle compare to each other? The measure of angle 1 is equal to the measure of angle 2. • The measure of angle 1 is greater than the measure of angle 2. The measure of angle 1 is less than the measure of angle 2. There is not enough information to know how the​