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G is the incenter, or point of concurrency, of the angle bisectors of ΔACE.

G is the incenter, or point of concurrency, of the angle bisectors of ΔACE.-example-1
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Answer:


$\overline{DG}$
$\overline{FG}$


$\overline{DG}$
$\overline{BG}$


$\overline{GE}$ bisects
\displaystyle ∠DEF


$\overline{GA}$ bisects
\displaystyle ∠BAF

Step-by-step Step-by-step explanation:

As you can see, angles
\displaystyle BAF and
\displaystyle DEF form two half-kites, which you should know have two pairs of congruent sides, therefore segments
\displaystyle GA and
\displaystyle GE are what you call angle bisectours, which is why segments
\displaystyle FG,
\displaystyle DG, and
\displaystyle BG are congruent.

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