Let's say you wanted to create a formula without using google, all by yourself that describes the grey area between those circles in terms of the three variables: the radii of the circles and distance between their centers. No googling allowed, just using pen and paper and calculator.How hard would that be?
alfa = 2*arcsin(R/d)beta = 2*arcsin(r/d)A_1=r*alfa - r^2*sin(alfa)/2A_2=R*beta - R^2*sin(beta)/2grey area = A_1 + A_2
bretty hard desu
>>16162983Simple --- π^(xINF) --- do that for the shaded area! Voila!
>>16163008Sry.π^x(∞) --- where x is any numberRemember it's for the shaded area. Magnifico!"The language of the hearts is most powerful." - ???I had the toughest time with math in high school due to some of my teachers and me being a homosexual. It's like despite other students in class they'd teach us wrong info solely because of me. Cruel huh. Half full it strengthened my passion to get back into learning the sciences of math. I've studied books on the stock market do it yourself algebra and even Sciencia! For those of you finding any subject boring look for those tiny areas where it can be the gateway to your favorite and lucrative occupation! Such as, (Man. I like writing numbers) or this paint brush feels good.
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