SOLUTION: GI bisects <DGH so that m<DGI is x-3 and m<IGH is 2x-13. Find the value of x. Please explain

Question 496787: GI bisects
Answer by cleomenius(959) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Angles DGI and IGH will be equal since GI is the bisector.
therefore,
x-3 = 2x - 13
10 = x
7 = 7.
This does check.
Cleomenius.
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