#Area of unshaded region in the figure, where 4 semi circle and one square are inside a square

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rough imp
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area of unshaded region

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north sable
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hint:subtracting areas

rough imp
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How can I get the radius of those hemispheres?

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@north sable

north sable
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,rotae

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,rotate

verbal mistBOT
north sable
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square

rough imp
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length of that square?

north sable
rough imp
north sable
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they are 2d

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hemisphere isnt quite correct

rough imp
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sorry semi cirlce

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I was daydreaming

north sable
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anyways try extending the 3cm lines across

rough imp
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Area of unshaded region in the figure, where a 4 semi circle and one square are inside a square

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Area of unshaded region in the figure, where 4 semi circle and one square are inside a square

north sable
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assume this line is straight

rough imp
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yea, thats 14 cms...

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3+3+x= 14

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x= 8

north sable
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let x be the radius of a semicircle

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what can you get then

rough imp
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thats the problem x being the radius is not possible here

rough imp
rough imp
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Yes?

north sable
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how can we express the side length of the square in terms of the radius of the circles

rough imp
north sable
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note that the diametre of the circle and the side of the square are the same

rough imp
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how?

north sable
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its... the same line?

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does that make sense or not

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the next step kinda hinges off this

rough imp
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yes

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you are right

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Indeed as radii are always same in a circle

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and radii is also half of diameter😊

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kinda goes like this

north sable
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@rough imp any progress?