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प्रश्न
State, whether the pairs of triangles given in the following figures are congruent or not:
उत्तर
In these right triangles, one side and diagonal of the one, are equal to the corresponding side and diagonal are equal. Hence these are congruent triangles.
(R.H.S. Axiom)
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