Since the circle’s diameter is in line with the square’s diagonal, we can break the overlap part of the circle that needs to be removed into 4 pieces:
(1st) draw a diagonal from P to the diagonally opposite vertex of the Square
Label the intersection of the diagonal and the opposite end of the circle point X. Line segment PX will be the diameter of the circle (2 units) and will fall on top of the diagonal of the square.
The center of the circle (point O) will be a little closer to vertex P then the center of the Square
(2nd) since diameter PX lies on the square’s diagonal, it will bisect the 90 degree angle at vertex P.
Draw a radius from center O to the intersection point of the square on the square’s left side. Call this point Y.
Angle YPX is an inscribed angle of the circle. It is 45 degrees.
The central angle subtended by the same arc is at YOX and will be equal to = (2) (45) = 90 degrees
There are now two parts inside the upper part of the circle that shares area with the square:
Triangle YOP - which is a 45-45-90 degree triangle with Leg = radius = 1
And sector area of the circle Defined by central angle YOX, which is 90 degrees
The area inside the circle shared with inside the square BELOW diameter PX will be mirror images or these two parts.
Thus, the shaded area of the circle that is inside the square can be found by:
(2) * (Area Triangle YOP) + (2) * (Sector Area of the Circle defined by central angle YOX)
Since the answer choices have 7 as the DEN, most likely they are using (22/7) to approximate (pi)
This area then is equal to:
(2) [ (1/2) * (1) (1) ] + (2) [ (90/360) * (pi) * (1)^2 ] =
(2) [1/2] + (2) [ (1/4) (22/7) ] =
1 + 11/7 =
18/7
Area remaining in Square with side of 2:
(2)^2 - (18/7) =
(28/7) - (18/7) =
10/7 square units
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