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Shyam has a square piece of paper of length 15 m. He put four circles on the edges of the square such that the edges of the square are centres of the circles and they touch each other at the midpoint of their respective sides. What is the area of the square which is not covered by the four circles (approx.)?
Shyam has a square piece of paper of length 15 m. He put four circles on the edges of the square such that the edges of the square are centres of the circles and they touch each other at the midpoint of their respective sides. What is the area of the square which is not covered by the four circles (approx.)?
Updated On: Jul 26, 2024
- 15 sq.m
- 20 sq.m
- 48 sq.m
- 29 sq.m
- 36 sq.m
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The correct answer is option (C): 48 sq.m
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