The area of the largest square that can be drawn inside a circle with unit radius is:
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The diagonal of square will be diameter of the circle
The radius is 1 so the diameter is 2
Let x = one side of square
So the area will be x^2
Using the Pythagoras theorem ( knowing all the sides of square are congruent )
we get
x^2 + x^2. = 4.
Area of square ( x^2) = 2
Hence 2 is the unit of radius with in circle
answer is 2
hope it helps
thank you
here is your answer
solution
The diagonal of square will be diameter of the circle
The radius is 1 so the diameter is 2
Let x = one side of square
So the area will be x^2
Using the Pythagoras theorem ( knowing all the sides of square are congruent )
we get
x^2 + x^2. = 4.
Area of square ( x^2) = 2
Hence 2 is the unit of radius with in circle
answer is 2
hope it helps
thank you
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