We need to see more of your work - what have you tried to do?
I might start by taking line BC to be the x-axis, and then ask how the y-components of the other points compare. To make the numbers integers, let the distance of A above BC be 12 u. Then the y-components are:
A_y = 12 u
E_y = 4 u
D_y = 3 u
G_y is half of E_y, so G_y = 2 u
Note that G is 2/3 as high as D, and also G is 1/6 as high as A
Maybe you could do the same operation using line BA as the base, and a different size unit v such that the distance of C from the line is 20 v. Find the relative distances from that line. Maybe even do it again with AC as the base?
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