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# In a given triangle ABC, a=BC, b=AC, and c=AB where ABC are angle measurements of the triangle. Can you prove that the following inequality is true? Moreover, is there any maximum value of the fraction in the center of the inequality?

In a given triangle ABC, a=BC, b=AC, and c=AB where ABC are angle measurements of the triangle. Can you prove that the following inequality is true? Moreover, is there any maximum value of the fraction in the center of the inequality?

Note by Kayu Kaou
4 years ago

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