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TrigonometrySuperchallenge

Trigonometry · Superchallenge problem

In △ABC\triangle ABC, the side opposite angle AA is a=2a = 2, and the area of the triangle equals b2+c2−a24\dfrac{b^2 + c^2 - a^2}{4}. Find the largest possible area of the triangle, in simplest radical form.

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