The image shows two triangles, $JKLM$ and $WXYZ$, which are similar. We need to find the length of $JM$, given the lengths of other sides in the triangles.

From the image:

• In triangle $JKLM$:
  • $JK = 48$
  • $LM = 33$
• In triangle $WXYZ$:
  • $WX = 26$
  • $YZ = 22$

Since the triangles are similar, the ratios of the corresponding sides are equal. We can set up a proportion to find $JM$, corresponding to side $WZ$ in the smaller triangle.

The proportion based on the corresponding sides $JK/WX$ should equal $LM/YZ$ and $JM/WZ$. However, to determine $JM$, we need a complete set of side data, and the length $WZ$ seems to be missing in the image. Please verify if additional information is available, like the length of side $WZ$, so we can solve the proportion and find $JM$.

Let me know if you'd like further details or if you have that missing side length! Here's a quick set of follow-up questions for understanding:

1. How do we know when two triangles are similar?
2. How can you apply the ratio of sides in similar triangles to solve for unknown sides?
3. What are the key properties of similar triangles?
4. Why do corresponding angles remain equal in similar triangles?
5. How would the problem change if additional angle information were given?

Tip: Always check if all sides' ratios are needed to solve a proportion in similar triangle problems!