Given: km and jn bisect each other. do triangle jkl and triangle nml meet sas criteria.. need description

Yes. The SAS or the Side-Angle-Side postulate is a theorem that states that when two sides of the triangles are congruent, as well as their included angle, the triangles are congruent. Since they bisect each other, they have equal halves of the whole length. And since opposite angles are congruent, their included angles are also congruent.

Aperecent is the answer