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Could you help me find the measurement of these please? Find the measurement of GD, BG, FC, BF

Could you help me find the measurement of these please? Find the measurement of GD-example-1
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Given data:

The given triangle.

If G is the incentre of the given circle then,

GD=GE=GF

In triangle GDC.


\begin{gathered} GC^2=GD^2+CD^2 \\ 37^2=GD^2+35^2 \\ GD^2=144 \\ GD=12 \end{gathered}

It means GD=GE=GF=12.

In triangle BEG.


\begin{gathered} BE^2+GE^2=BG^2 \\ 6^2+12^2=BG^2 \\ BG^2=180 \\ BG=\sqrt[]{180} \end{gathered}

In triangle FGC.


\begin{gathered} FG^2+FC^2=GC^2 \\ 12^2+FC^2=37^2 \\ FC^2=1225 \\ FC=35 \end{gathered}

Similarly BF=6, as triangle BEG is congruent ot the triangle BFG.

Thus, GD=12, BG=(180)^(1/2), FC=35, and BF=6.

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