carpet carpet

best approach as far as i can think

take a circle x²+y²=a²
and another circle as x²+y²=b²

find the point of intersection
then find the area of overlap and equate it with the area outside
if the problem still persist then do ask again[1]

tere carpet ka kya .................woh yahn ni chalega kya

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but teko answer numerically chayiye na
waise good plot

a good question to think that way

but don't u agree with the post no2

no. carpet thorem is not applicable everywhere.

mostly to parallelograms.

these are cocentric circles , no question of intersection.

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