MHB Finding the Value of $n$ in a Rhombus $DBEF$

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In the discussion, the geometric properties of rhombus $DBEF$ formed within square $ABCD$ are analyzed. It is established that $CF$ is parallel to $BD$ and that $DF$ equals $DB$. The relationship between angles is highlighted, specifically that $\angle BDF$ is $n$ times $\angle F$, with $n$ being a natural number. The objective is to determine the value of $n$. The solution involves applying properties of angles in rhombuses and squares to derive the value of $n$.
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$ABCD $ is a square,$CF//BD$, and $DF=DB$,point $E,$ is on $CF$
given :$DBEF$ is a rhombus
if $\angle BDF=n\angle F$(here :$n\in N)$
please find :$n=?$
 
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$ABCD $ is a square,$CF//BD$, and $DF=DB$,point $E,$ is on $CF$
given :$DBEF$ is a rhombus
if $\angle BDF=n\angle F$(here :$n\in N)$
please find :$n=?$
 

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