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NEED HELP PLEASE: Four shaded circles, each of radius 4 feet, are packed in a square as shown. Suppose you drop a coin onto the square at random. What is the probability that th…

NEED HELP PLEASE: Four shaded circles, each of radius 4 feet, are packed in a square as shown. Suppose you drop a coin onto the square at random. What is the probability that th…
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NEED HELP PLEASE: Four shaded circles, each of radius 4 feet, are packed in a square as shown. Suppose you drop a coin onto the square at random. What is the probability that the center of the coin lands in a non-shaded area?

NEED HELP PLEASE: Four shaded circles, each of radius 4 feet, are packed in a square-example-1
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16.0%

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