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Hi I'm having alot of difficulty with this question. When a 10 foot ladder leans aganist...

Hi I'm having alot of difficulty with this question.
When a 10 foot ladder leans aganist a wall, it makes a right triangle. What is the largest possible area of this triangle? (Calculus has to be used).
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