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The area of the circle circumscribing three circles of unit radius touching each other is

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Find the ratio of the diameter of the circles inscribed in and circumscribing an equilateral triangle to its height.
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Find the sum of the areas of the shaded sectors given that ABCDFE is any hexagon and all the circles are of same radius r with different vertices of the hexagon as their centres as shown in the figure.

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Circles are drawn with four vertices as the centre and radius equal to the side of square. If the square is formed by joining the mid-points of another square of side 26, find the area common to all the four circles.
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ABCD is a circle and circles are drawn with AO,CO, DO and OB as diameters.Areas E and F are shaded. E/F is equal to

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The diagram shows six equal circles inscribed in equilateral triangle ABC. The circles touch externally among themselves and also touch the sides of the triangle. If the radius of each circle is R, area of the triangle is

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A boy Mithilesh was playing with a square cardboard of side 2 meters. While playing, he accidentally sliced off the corners of the cardboard in such a manner that a figure having all its sides equal was generated. The area of this eight-sided figure is:

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In a painting competition, students were asked to draw alternate squares and circle, circumcribing each other. The first student drew A1 a square whose side is 'a' meters. The second student drew Circle C1 circumscribing the square A1 such that all its vertices are on C1. Subsequent students, drew square A2 circumscribing C1, Circle C2 circumscribing A2 and A3 circumscribing C2, and so on. If DN is the area between the square AN and the circle CN, where N is a natural number, then the ratio of the sum of all DN to D1 for N=12 is:
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Let P1 be the circle of radius rA square Q1 is inscribed in P1 such that all the vertices of the square Q1 lie on the circumference of P1. Another square Q2 is inscribed in the circle P2. Circle P3 is inscribed in the square Q2 and so on. If SN is the area between QN and PN-1 where N represents the set of natural numbers. If the ratio of sum of all such SN to that of the area of the square Q1 is a-πb then a+b=?

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