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IMO B

Area of the square =18
Side of the square = √18= 3√2
Hence the radius of the circular region =3√2
Area of of the quarter circle =π(3√2)^2 /4=9π/2
Hence the area of the shaded region =(18-9π/2)

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Area of the shaded region = Area of square - \(\frac{1}{4}\) * area of circle

= 18- π*\(\frac{18}{4}\) = 18- \(\frac{9π}{2}\)

So, I think B. :)
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Area of the shaded region = Area of square - 1414 * area of circle
Area of the square =18
Side of the square = √18= 3√2
Hence the radius of the circular region =3√2
Area of of the quarter circle =π(3√2)^2 /4=9π/2
Hence the area of the shaded region =(18-9π/2)
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Area of the shaded region = Total Area- Unshaded portion

Total Area= Area of the square=18
Unshaded portion= Length of the Arc= Teta/360*2*pi\(\)*r

90/360*2*pi\(\)*9= 9/2*pi\(\)

Area of the shaded region= 18- 9/2*pi\(\)

Option B
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