Vivian L. answered 11/22/13
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Hi Arlene;
As you probably already know, an isosceles triangle is a triangle in which two sides are equal. Perpendicular bisectors BF and FD share the point F. To resolve this with the information given, I must assume that F is on the non-equal side, and B is on one equal side, whereas D is on the other equal side. If this is true, then BF=BD.
5x+7=3x+16
2x=9
x=4.5
BF=5x+7
BF=[5(4.5)]+7
BF=22.5+7=29.5
Please let me know if you have any additional information.