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Largest circle inscribed in a circle that contains a pair of equally sized circles

Summary

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Description
English: Largest circle inscribed in a circle that contains a pair of equally sized circles
Deutsch: Größter Kreis, der in einen Kreis eingeschrieben ist, der zwei gleich große Kreise enthält
Date
Source Own work
Author Hans G. Oberlack

Task

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The largest circle inscribed in a circle of radius that contains two equally sized circles


General case

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Segments in the general case

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0) The radius of the base circle:
1+2) The radii of the inscribed twin circles:
3) The radius of the third inscribed circle: see calculation 1

Perimeters in the general case

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0) Perimeter of base circle:
1+2) Perimeter of the inscribed twin circles:
3) Perimeter of third circle:
S) Sum of perimeters:

Areas in the general case

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0) Area of the base circle:
1+2) Area of the inscribed twin circles:
3) Area of the third circle:


Centroids in the general case

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1) Centroids as graphically displayed

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0) Centroid position of the base circle:
1) Centroid position of the first inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:
2) Centroid position of the second inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:
3) Centroid position of the third inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:

2) Orientated centroids

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The centroid positions of the following shapes will be expressed orientated so that the first shape n with will be of type with . This means that the graphical representation will not correspond to the ma-thematical expression.
0) Orientated centroid position of the base circle:
1) Orientated centroid position of the first inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:
2) Orientated centroid position of the second inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:
3) Orientated centroid position of the third inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:

Normalised case

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In the normalised case the area of the base circle is set to 1.
So

Segments in the normalised case

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0) Radius of the base circle
1+2) Radii of the inscribed circles:
3) Radius of the third circle:

Perimeters in the normalised case

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0) Perimeter of base circle:
1+2) Perimeter of the inscribed circles:
3) Perimeter of third circle:
S) Sum of perimeters:

Areas in the normalised case

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0) Area of the base square is by definition
1+2) Area of the inscribed circles:
3) Area of the third circle:


Covered surface of the base shape:

Centroids in the normalised case

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1) Centroids as graphically displayed

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0) Centroid position of the base circle:
1) Centroid position of the first inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:
2) Centroid position of the second inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:
3) Centroid position of the third inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:

2) Orientated centroids

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The centroid positions of the following shapes will be expressed orientated so that the first shape n with will be of type with . This means that the graphical representation will not correspond to the ma-thematical expression.
0) Orientated centroid position of the base circle:
1) Orientated centroid position of the first inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:
2) Orientated centroid position of the second inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:
3) Orientated centroid position of the third inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:


Calculations

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Given elements

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(1)
(2)
(3) because the circles are tangent to each other
(4)


Calculation 1

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, applying the Pythagorean theorem on right triangle
, applying equation (2)
, applying equation (4)
, applying equation (3)
, applying binomial formulas
, rearranging
, rearranging
, applying equation (2)
, rearranging
, rearranging
, rearranging
, rearranging

Calculation 2

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, since
, since
, since
, shortening
, shortening
, since
, rearranging
, shortening
, since
, rearranging


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