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Two circles having radii `r_(1) and r_(2)` passing through vertex A of a triangle ABC. One of the circle touches the side BC at B and other circle touches the side BC at C. If `a=5 and A=30^(@)`, find `sqrt(r_(1)r_(2))`.

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