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8/5 or 16/7 can be divided into two situations: point f is on the reverse extension line and extension line of BC; First, prove △ACF∽△BAF, then prove DM∨BA. From the proportion theorem of parallel lines, we can get the length of AM.

Connect DM, let AM=x,

∵EF bisects AD vertically, ∴AE=DE, DM=AM=x,

∴DF=AF=6,BD=2,

∴BF=6-2=4

∴∠DAF=∠ADF,

∫AD splitting∠ ∠BAC,

∴∠BAD=∠CAD,

∴∠BAF=∠C,

∴△ACF∽△BAF,

∴AF/BF=FC/AF

∴AF2=BF? CF,

I.e. 36=4CF,

The solution is CF=9,

∴CD=3,

∠∠DAM =∠ADM,∠BAD=∠CAD,

∴∠BAD=∠ADM,

∴DM∥BA,

∴AM/AC=BD/BC

That is, x/4=2/5.

The solution is x=8/5.

∴AM=8/5

Connect DM, let AM=x,

∵EF bisects AD vertically, ∴AE=DE, DM=AM=x,

∵AF=6,∴DF=AF=6,

∴∠DAF=∠ADF,

∫AD splitting∠ ∠BAC,

∴∠BAD=∠CAD,

∴∠B=∠CAF,

∴△ACF∽△BAF,

∴AF/BF=FC/AF

∴AF2=BF? CF,

That is 36=(2+6)? CF,

The solution is CF=9 /2.

∠∠DAM =∠ADM,∠BAD=∠CAD,

∴∠BAD=∠ADM,

∴DM∥BA,

∴am/ac=bd/ BC

The solution is x= 16/7.

∴AM= 16/7