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If DG is the angle bisector of angle D in the triangle DEF and DE=6 DF=8 EF=10 then EG is

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Answered by Deesahant1234
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Answer:

An angle bisector is one that cuts an angle into two equal halves. bearing in mind that a degree has 60 minutes and a minute has 60 seconds, so then 171°30' is just 171 degrees and 30 minutes

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

DE=6 units, DF=8 units, EF=10 units

To find:

The length of EG

Solution:

The length of EG is 4.28 units.

We can calculate the length by following the given steps-

We are given that DG is the bisector of angle D.

Point G intersects the side EF.

Let us assume that the length of EG is X.

So, the length of GF=EF-EG

GF=(10-X)

Since DG is an angle bisector, the ratio of DE and DF is equal to the ratio of EG and GF as per the angle bisector theorem.

So, DE/DF=EG/GF.

Using the values,

6/8=X/(10-X)

6(10-X)=X(8)

60-6X=8X

60=8X+6X

60=14X

60/14=X

30/7=X

4.28=X

EG=4.28 units

Therefore, the length of EG is 4.28 units.

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