SOLUTION: ABCD is a rectangle. The differance between the areas of the circle on side AB and BC is 9&#960;. The difference between the areas of equilatwral triangles on AB and BC is 4&#8730;

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Question 1066542: ABCD is a rectangle. The differance between the areas of the circle on side AB and BC is 9π. The difference between the areas of equilatwral triangles on AB and BC is 4√3. Find area of rectangle ABCD.

Answer by ikleyn(52786) (Show Source):
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ABCD is a rectangle. The differance between the areas of the circle on side AB and BC is 9π.
The difference between the areas of equilatwral triangles on AB and BC is 4√3. Find area of rectangle ABCD.
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The condition is WRONG and SELF-CONTRADICTORY.

It directly implies this FALSE equality 36 = 16.

Such a rectangle does exists only in the author's imagination.

It does not exist in reality and does not exist in Math.

I spent my time for nothing by proving (finding out) it for myself.

SOLUTION: ABCD is a rectangle. The differance between the areas of the circle on side AB and BC is 9&#960;. The difference between the areas of equilatwral triangles on AB and BC is 4&#8730;

SOLUTION: ABCD is a rectangle. The differance between the areas of the circle on side AB and BC is 9π. The difference between the areas of equilatwral triangles on AB and BC is 4√