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Question from edgemitter, a student: There is a point inside a circle (but not in its center) where two perpendicular secants intersect, dividing the circle into four regions with different area. Calculate the area of the four regions |
Edgemitter.
This does not make sense - there are multiple possible answers!
Walter
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