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GMATinsight wrote:
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What is the area of the circle shown above with center O, if the area of the equilateral triangle inside the circle is 30 square units?


A. \(2\sqrt{30}\pi\)

B. \(15\sqrt{3}\pi\)

C. \(30\pi\)

D. \(60\pi\)

E. \(40\sqrt{30}\pi\)

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Area of the equilateral triangle \(= (√3/4)*r^2\) where r is the radius of the circle and length of each side of equilateral triangle

i.e. \((√3/4)*r^2 = 30\)
i.e. \(r^2 = 40√3\)
i.e. Area of the circle = \(π*r^2 = 40√3π\)

Answer: Option E (After correction in the option mentioned)

Bunuel : Please modify the answer option E

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Re: What is the area of the circle shown above with center O, if the area [#permalink]
Hello, here is my question, how do you get rsq to be \(a^2\)=\(4/\sqrt{3}\)*30?

Can you please do it step by step.

For me I get r sqd to be 120 / [square_root]3
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Re: What is the area of the circle shown above with center O, if the area [#permalink]
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Hello, here is my question, how do you get rsq to be \(a^2\)=\(4/\sqrt{3}\)*30?

Can you please do it step by step.

For me I get r sqd to be 120 / [square_root]3


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