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Largest twin circles inscribed a square

Summary

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Description
English: Largest twin circles inscribed a square
Deutsch: Größte Zwillingskreise, die in ein Quadrat eingeschrieben sind
Date
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Author Hans G. Oberlack

Task

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The largest pair of equal circles inscribed in a square of side length


General case

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Segments in the general case

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0) The side lenght of the base square:
1+2) The radii of the inscribed twin circles: , see Calculation 1

Perimeters in the general case

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

Areas in the general case

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0) Area of the base square:
1+2) Area of the inscribed twin circles:

Centroids in the general case

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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: , see Calculation 3
2) Centroid position of the second inscribed circle measured from the centroid of the base shape:
W) Weighted centroid: , because and and


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) Side length of the base square
1+2) Radii of the inscribed circles:

Perimeters in the normalised case

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0) Perimeter of base square:
1+2) Perimeter of the inscribed twin circles:
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:

Centroids in the normalised case

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0) Centroid position of the base square:
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:
W) Weighted centroid:

Distances of centroids

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The distance between the centroid of the base element and the centroid of the triangle is:



Sum of distances:

Identifying number

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Apart of the base element there are two shapes allocated. Therefore the integer part of the identifying number is 2.
The decimal part of the identifying number is the decimal part of the sum of the perimeters and the distances of the centroids in the normalised case.



So the identifying number is:


Calculations

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Given elements

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(1)
(2) , because the circles are tangent to the sides of the square
(3) because the circles are tangent to each other and have the same radius
(4) , because the twin circles have the same radius and the figure is symmetric

Calculation 1

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, because is the diagonal of the square
, applying equation (4)
, applying equation (3)
, since form a square
, applying equation (2)
, rearranging
, rearranging
, factoring in
, factoring in
, factoring out
, factoring out
, rearranging
, extending
, multiplying
, multiplying


Calculation 2

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, applying Calculation 1
, factoring out
, reducing
, multiplying
, rearranging
reducing

Calculation 3

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, because is the centre point of the square
, factoring out
, factoring out

, applying equation 2
, factoring out
, applying Calculation 1
, rearranging
, factoring out
, adding
, adding
, adding
, factoring in


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