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The circles and intersect at and and have centres and . The area of the quadrilateral is
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Answer: (A)
Rewrite the second circle as , with centre and radius ; the first has centre and radius . Subtracting the equations gives the common chord , i.e. , and then , so and . Since all four sides equal , the quadrilateral is a rhombus with diagonals and , perpendicular to each other. Its area is .
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