Let ∠ DAB' = α, ∠ BAE = ∠ B 'AE = β.
Then α+2β = 90.
So sin ∠ dab' = sinα = sin (90-2β) = cos2β.
As long as an acute angle in a right triangle is equal to 2β, the problem will be solved.
Extend AB to m, make BM = AB, connect EM, make MN⊥ ray AF, and let the vertical foot be n.
Then ∠ men = 2β.
Obviously, AB = BM = 3. Grade three mathematics, BE = 2, AE = ME = √ 13.
According to s △ AEM = am * be/2 = AE * Mn/2 (or by similarity)
Calculate Mn = 12/√ 13.
So en = 5/√ 13.
So sin ∠ dab' = sinα = sin (90-2β) = cos2β.
= cos∠MEN = EN/EM =(5/√ 13)√ 13 = 5/ 13