<s>[INST] Finding the angles of $\triangle ABC$ In a $\triangle ABC$, from vertex $C$, the median to $AB$, the angle bisector of $\angle BCA$  and the perpendicular to $AB$ divides angle $\angle BCA$ into four equal parts. 
The task is to compute angles in $\triangle ABC$.
Thanks for any help.
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Applying sine law to triangle ACD, we have $\dfrac {s}{t} = \dfrac {\sin (90 – 3x)}{\sin x} = \dfrac {\cos 3x}{\sin x}$
Applying sine law to triangle BCD, we have $\dfrac {s}{t} = \dfrac {\sin (90 – x)}{\sin 3x} = \dfrac {\cos x}{\sin 3x}$
Then $\sin 3x \cos3x – \sin x \cos x = 0$
By Wolframalpha, we have x = $\dfrac {\pi}{2} - \dfrac {3 \pi}{8} radian = 22.5^0$ (an answer that matches @Lucian 's)
[Note: the trig equation can also be solved as $2 \sin 3x \cos3x = 2\sin x \cos x$. Then, $\sin 6x = \sin 2x$. This means $x = 0$ or $6x = \pi - 2x$; and this further yields $x = \dfrac {\pi}{8}$.]
Result follows.
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