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Geometry with inscribed circle

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by Musiq » Thu Apr 16, 2009 7:48 pm
Let area of Circle B = Pi * r^2
Therefore, area of Circle A = 3Pi * r^2 ; and area of Square = 6Pi * r^2

In an inscribed circle, the diameter of the circle = Side of the square.

To calculate the area of the inscribed circle, therefore, we first need to determine what the side of the square is.

Since area = Side ^2:

SIDE ^2 = 6Pi * r^2
SIDE = Sqrt ( 6Pi) * r

But this SIDE = Diameter of inscribed circle. Divide by 2, to get Radius of inscribed circle.

Proceed from there to calculate the ares of Inscribed circle in terms of "r", and then calculate the ratio to get the answer.

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Re: Geometry with inscribed circle

by bubbliiiiiiii » Fri Apr 17, 2009 1:34 am
bronzie35 wrote:Thank you for your help in answering the attached question.
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