(2) Draw a regular triangle. Draw an arc with b and c as the center and BC as the radius, and the intersection of the two arcs in the square is p.
(3) Make a regular triangle with BC as one side and draw the circumscribed circle of the triangle, as shown in the figure.
(Reason: the angles of the circles subtended by the same arc are equal) The circle with the largest area has two intersections with AD, namely point P.