Geometry Problem 1537 Challenge: Can You Solve for the Missing Area in a Parallelogram using Midpoints and Intersection Points?

In a parallelogram ABCD, the midpoints of sides BC and AD are E and F, respectively. A line is drawn from A that intersects EF at G and BC at H. If the areas of triangles AFG and EGH are 10 and 3, respectively, what is the area of triangle CDH?

Geometry Problem 1537 Challenge: Can You Solve for the Missing Area in a Parallelogram using Midpoints and Intersection Points

Problem 1537
Midpoints and straight lines,
Parallelogram mystery,
Solve for missing piece.

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