In a triangle , is the larger side. The angle bisector of divides the triangle in two triangles of areas and . The angle bisector of divides the triangle in two triangles of areas of e . Find . The answer is in the form , find .
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Let BC=a, CA=b, AB=c, s=(a+b+c)/2. Then b/c=189/231, a/c=200/220=10/11, s=(c/2)(6930/2541), s-a=(c/2)(2310/2541), s-b=(c/2)(2772/2541), s-c=(c/2)(1848/2541). The area of the triangle ABC is 200+220=420. Therefore (c^2)/4=420(2541)^2/√((6930)(2310)(2772)(1848)). This yields AB^2=c^2=847√2