Mathematics, 03.04.2020 02:44, cakey3501

The angle bisectors of AEFG are ES, FS, and GS. They meet at a single point S.
(In other words, S is the incenter of A EFG.)
Suppose QS = 8, FS = 15, m Z OGR= 32°, and m ZPFS = 28°
Find the following measures.
Note that the figure is not drawn to scale.

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The angle bisectors of AEFG are ES, FS, and GS. They meet at a single point S.
(In other words...