Using the image above, find the area of the square.
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2 R − 6 = 2 r
r = R − 3
3 2 + ( R − 4 ) 2 = ( R − 3 ) 2 → 1
Since R > 4 , Therefore solving 1 leads to R = 8
s = 2 R
A = s 2
A = 2 5 6
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Let the radius of the larger circle be R . Then the segments inside the smaller circle are R , R − 6 , R − 4 , and R − 4 , as follows:
Then by the intersecting chords theorem , R ( R − 6 ) = ( R − 4 ) 2 , which solves to R = 8 , which means the area of the square is ( 2 ⋅ R ) 2 = ( 2 ⋅ 8 ) 2 = 2 5 6 .