Triangle given the angle A, the A-bisector d, and the sum b+c of the sides
1) Place the angle A and the bisector
AD. On a side of the angle take M such that AM = (b+c)/2.
2) The perpendicular from M to AM
cuts the bisector AD at P.
3) The arc that inscribes an angle
A/2 on the segment DP cuts the side of M at C and B', C the nearest to
A.
4) Let B be the reflection of B'
on AD. Then ABC is the requested triangle.
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