Can someone help me with this please I hate geometry

Celoron asked Nov 11, 2023

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Celoron asked Nov 11, 2023

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Answer:

Explanation:

If triangle XYZ is equilateral, then its height YW is:

YW=√(2^2-1^2) =√(3)

if YW is the diameter of the circle, and diameter = 2 x radius, then

radius =
(√(3) )/(2)

Area of a circle =
$\pi r^2$

$\implies \textsf{area }=\pi \left((√(3) )/(2)\right)^2=\frac34\pi$

Schellack answered Nov 17, 2023

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