Two circles are drawn such that their centers are a distance of 5 from one another, and the two intersection points formed by these two circles are a distance of 2 from one another.
Two circles are drawn such that their centers are a distance of 5 from one another, and the two intersection points formed by these two circles are a distance of 2 from one another. These four points form a quadrilateral whose diagonals intersect at a right angle, also called a kite. For ten points, find the area of this quadrilateral. You have fifteen seconds.
Two circles are drawn such that their centers are a distance of 5 from one another, and the two intersection points formed by these two circles are a distance of 2 from one another.
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