To circles with center are drawn with radius respectively such that they intersects at points and becomes the diameter of the smaller circle as shown in the figure.
Find the
Bonus : Do it for general circles with radius and
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Answer
= Small semicircle area + isosceles triangle area – Big circle's sector
= π(3²)/2 + (1/2)(3+3)√(5²–3²) – π(5²)(2×arcsin{3/5} / 360°)
= 10.049 unit²