(Refer to the diagram in the attached photo.)
In this diagram there is defined two Sides and an Angle in between (SAS).
Notice how there are two loose endpoints in the diagram. A single line segment can be drawn connecting the endpoints, forming a unique triangle.
If the original diagram is transformed, the dimensions and angles formed by the third line segment remains the same relative to the first two.
Therefore, if two triangles have the same SAS configuration, then they are congruent.
In this diagram there is defined two Sides and an Angle in between (SAS).
Notice how there are two loose endpoints in the diagram. A single line segment can be drawn connecting the endpoints, forming a unique triangle.
If the original diagram is transformed, the dimensions and angles formed by the third line segment remains the same relative to the first two.
Therefore, if two triangles have the same SAS configuration, then they are congruent.