There's more info needed here.
Unless you know the distances DE and DG there's no way to be sure about EF and FG.
DF could be a very long line, DE could be short, and DG could be medium-length.
However, making the assumption that DE = EG, then we can make some headway.
In that case, EF = FG and so
n+9 = 4n-6
3n = 15
n=5
so EF = FG = 14
Segment DF bisects angle EDG. Find FG.
segment EF is n+9
segment FG is 4n-6
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answers fg=16
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woww thats crazyyy from 2011.. its may 26 2022 going 2023 soon.. sheesh
now its bouta be 2024