I think that easiest way to wok this problem is a combination of an often overlooked theorem and some ideas from linear algebra. The theorem is the Angle Bisector Theorem . For the problem at hand it says:
DB / DC = AB / AC Here DB, DC , AB and AC are the lengths of the corresponding line segments.
The distance formula gives AB = 10 and AC = 13. Thus the ratio AB/AC = DB/DC = 10/13
Also useful will be the quantity f , f = DC/(DC + DB) = 1 /( 1 + DB/DC) = 13/23
The interpretation of f is that f is the fraction of the way along the segment from C to B that point D is.
That is to say: travelling from C to B, we will encounter point D after covering about 56.5% of the trip.
The rest of the analysis is linear algebra.
The x coordinate of D = f ( x coordinate of B - x coordinate of C ) + x coordinate of C
The y coordinate of D = f ( y coordinate of B - y coordinate of C ) + y coordinate of C
Plugging in the numbers the point D is (77 / 23 , 244 / 23 )
SB K.
Thank you so much!04/07/20