Squares, triangles... and a circumference!

Geometry Level 3
  • A square P Q R S PQRS is inscribed in a circumference.
  • Find the AREA of the RED TRIANGLE, rounding it to the SECOND decimal figure.
  • The measure of the length of the circumference is 2 π 222 2 \cdot \pi \cdot \sqrt{222} .
  • C C is the center of the circumference.


The answer is 0.22.

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1 solution

From the circumference it's easily deducted that the radius of the circle is 222 \sqrt{222} . Making use of a 45-45-90 triangle this leads to the side lengths of the triangle, down left of the square. The lengths are 111 \sqrt{111} . So the are is 55.5. Now the red triangle has side 4 times as small(its halved 4 times), so the area is ( 1 16 ) 4 (\frac{1} {16}) ^4 as small. So the area is 0.22

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