Answer: True
The triangles are congruent by the AAS theorem
AAS stands for Angle Angle Side.
A further breakdown could look like this
- A = Angle = pair of congruent right angles (square angle marker)
- A = Angle = pair of congruent acute angles (curved angle marker)
- S = Side = pair of congruent sides (overlapping or shared sides)
AAS is different from ASA because of how the angles and sides are ordered. With AAS, the sides are not between the angles.
