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Area Attack! I. Calculate 1. The figure below shows two squares. The sides of the smaller square are 3, those of the larger square, 4. Point D is the corner of the large square and the center of the small square. The length of AB is 1 and BC 2. Can you calculate the area of BCED, the overlap of the two squares? 2. In the figure below, line AB, which is 1 long, is tangent to the inner of two concentric circles at A and intersects the outer circle at B. What is the area of the annular region between the circles? 3. The hex sign above is made up entirely of circles 1 in radius. Can you calculate the area of each of the shaded petal-shaped areas? 4. In the figure below, 3 equal circles have been drawn so that each one passes through the centers of the other two. Is the area of overlap, shown shaded in the diagram, more or less than a quarter of the area of a circle? 5. A circle of radius 15 intersects another circle, radius 20, at right angles (see below). What is the difference of the areas of the non-overlapping portions? 6. Regular hexagons are inscribed in and circumscribed outside a circle, as shown below. If the smaller hexagon has an area of 3 square inches, what is the area of the larger hexagon? 7. The tessellated figure below consists of 3 equal arcs in an equilateral triangle. Each side measures 2. What is the area of the shaded part? 8. Prove that the total area of the regions 1 and 2 below equals the area of the triangle. The unshaded area is part of the semi-circle in which the triangle is inscribed, and AB and BC are diameters for the other two semi-circles. 9. (AJHSME, 1986) The larger circle has diameter AC. The two small circles have their centers on AC and just touch at O, the center of the large circle. If each small circle has radius 1, what is the value of the ratio of the