SOLUTION: The three circles have a radius of 1. The center of each circles is at the vertices of a triangle with 30 degree- 60 degree- 90 degree angle. Find the combined area of each circle.

Question 1082201: The three circles have a radius of 1. The center of each circles is at the vertices of a triangle with 30 degree- 60 degree- 90 degree angle. Find the combined area of each circle.
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
What does the triangle have to do with it?
If you have three circles of radius 1, you would know the combined areas of the circles independently.

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