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Tried solving this question using the formula of the diagonal of a square (d)=Side(s)sqrt{2}, Meaning that r=s.sqrt{2}.
So the Side(s) = r/sqrt{2}.
but then i don't quite get the same answer
So the Side(s) = r/sqrt{2}.
but then i don't quite get the same answer
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This problem is time-taking but there’s a logical shortcut you can apply, after we get the diagram, one can notice that the majority part is in the first quadrant. Now putting pi = 3.1 and root2 = 1.4 in the options, the largest fraction will give you the answer.
