Question

Okay, geometry help, only 2 questions left, medal to The one who helps me the most

Answer 1

@austinL

Answer 2

Let's see the question! :)

Answer 3

I think you would find the centroid and that would be equidistant from all gates.

Answer 4

Do you know how to do that though?

Answer 5

Well, there is no way to actually do it with this problem...
You can kinda show it in a picture though.

Answer 6

Okay

Answer 7

One more question?

Answer 8

I think this is what it would look like.

Answer 9

That makes sense

Answer 10

Kinda badly drawn but you get the idea.
Now what was your second question?

Answer 11

Okay, one left.

Answer 12

Okay... I know how to do this... but it is kinda long and drawn out.

Answer 13

Well, If it's really long, I can just tell my teacher that I don't understand it....Then my teacher will help me....if you want

Answer 14

You can find the length of ED, you know DF. You can then use trig to find EF, and then double it for EA. Then you can use trig to find AC...

Answer 15

Ekkkkkkkk trig? as in trigonometry?

Answer 16

Yep.

Answer 17

Im only a sophmore.....Geometry hates me lol

Answer 18

Well, perhaps just ask for help :)

Answer 19

I will :) thank you :)

Answer 20

You are very welcome!

Answer 21

Do you know this theorem
http://www.regentsprep.org/Regents/math/geometry/GP10/MidLineL.htm
?

Answer 22

the line FD is a Mid-Segment. It is parallel to the AC side
that means you know how long the AC side is.

Answer 23

Your problem is like example 1 in the link.
(But you might want to turn your triangle so it matches the picture in example 1)