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In the figure below, the circle is inscribed in the equilateral triangle. If the diameter of the circle is 2, what is the sum of the shaded area? (a) 3 square root 3 - pi (b) 3 square root 3 - 4pi (c) 3 square root 3 - (3pi)/2 (d) 6 square root 3 - (3pi)/2 (e) 108 - pi
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ugh. I've worked this problem at least 3 times today. If you look at the geometry you will be able to show that the area of this triangle is 3 sqrt(3). Given that the radius = 1.
wait how do you know that the area's 3 sqrt(3)
draw two altitudes in the triangle
notice that the small triangle that they form is a 30-60-90 tirangle.
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