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Yes

Step-by-step explanation:

Both quadrilaterals have two triangles. The triangles that coordinate with the triangles in the other quadrilateral are proven congruent by AAS and AA. That makes the quadrilaterals congruent.

Quadrant II and III

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

Point E

i.e. negative x

and

Required: Determine the possible quadrant(s) of E

. means that point E belongs to at least 1 quadrant. So, x-axis and y-axis are ruled out

Solving further:

The two quadrants where the x coordinates is negative are II and III.

Hence, point E belongs to quadrants II or quadrants III