Answer:
So... This is it
1. JK = LM, JKM = LMK -> This is given information.
- From this given information, we know:
1. 2 congruent sides
2. 2 congruent angles
Now all we have to do is find one more side to prove SAS triangle congruence.
Next, we notice that the side MK is used by both the triangles we are trying to prove congruent. So we can say "MK = MK" by the reflexive property. (Since they share the same side).
Then, we can say triangle JMK is = triangle LKM because of SAS congruence.
*Please note the = signs I used should be actually congruence signs*
