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The angle bisectors of △EFG are ES , FS , and GS . They meet at a single point S . (In other words, S is the incenter of △EFG .) Suppose =PS12 , =GS15 , =m∠PFQ92° , and =m∠RES24° . Find the following measures. Note that the figure is not drawn to scale.

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wolf1728
You need to post a graphic.  I tried drawing my own, but I do not know where point "P" is nor where point "R" is.

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kapoorprachi783

The incentor is given below in the image.

What is an incenter in geometry?

The incenter is the point at which all of the attitude bisectors meet in the triangle, like within the video. It is not always the middle of the triangle.

How do you discover an incenter?

All triangles have an incenter, and it constantly lies within the triangle. One way to find the incenter uses the property that the incenter is the intersection of the 3 angle bisectors, using coordinate geometry to determine the incenter's vicinity.

Learn more about incenter here: https://brainly.com/question/2279756

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