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Two quarter circles are inside a square so that it forms an ellipse, each end being at opposite vertices. A side of the square is 4. Find the area of the ellipse and how.
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Area square = 4*4=16 Area quarter circle = 1/4*pi*r^2 = 1/4*16pi = 4pi The difference is area of corner part of square outside ellipse --> 16 - 4pi Area ellipse = 16 - 2(16-4pi) = 8pi -16
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