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22 Jul 2018, 10:55
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A circle C with centre O is inscribed inside rectangle ABCD, such that C is the largest possible circle which can be inscribed inside this rectangle, without crossing the sides of rectangle. Is rectangle ABCD a square?
(1) Circle C touches all four sides of rectangle ABCD.
(2) OA = OC.
(1) Circle C touches all four sides of rectangle ABCD.
(2) OA = OC.
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22 Jul 2018, 12:22
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amanvermagmat
Imo -
the largest possible circle , which can be inscribed inside a rectangle will have a diameter equal to the shorter side of the rectangle.
(1) Circle C touches all four sides of rectangle ABCD.
Sufficient !!
(2) OA = OC
does not really guarantee the rectangle to be a square .
A for me !!
22 Jul 2018, 19:15
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amanvermagmat
Hero8888, you have to be careful on the wordings. It is mentioned that it is rectangle
Info given..
1) it is rectangle
2) it has a circle inscribed in it.
Statement I.
Since circle touches all sides, the sides are equal to diameter and both sides are equal.
A rectangle with equal sides is a square.
Sufficient
Statement II.
OA=OC
nothing much
Insufficient
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