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Explanation:

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the "incenter" means that this is the center point of the inscribed circle that is completely inside the triangle and touches every side in exactly one point.

therefore, all right-angled connections from that point to a side are equally long (the radius is the inscribed circle).

therefore,

GB = GF = GD

we know GF = 22

so, GB = 22

and now we use Pythagoras to find AG in the right-angled triangle ABG :

AG² = AB² + GB² = 32² + 22² = 1024 + 484 = 1508

AG = sqrt(1508) = 38.83297568...

if you round to hundredths : 38.83

User Pier Farrugia
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Answer:

AG=38.84

Explanation:

Follow the steps in the image

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