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7 years agoGRE in a couple of days.! Need help with Quant Question --> Figure --> https://cdn2.manhat
GRE in a couple of days.!
Need help with Quant Question -->
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The center of the larger circle is the point P, which lies on the circumference of the smaller circle. The two circles intersect at the point Q.
Quantity A
The fraction of the larger circular region that is shaded
Quantity B
?/4
Here is the figure.
Can anyone tell me why the hell is the Manhattan GRE assuming that the diameter of the smaller circle would pass through the radius of the smaller circle.
I am choosing D if this appears on the GRE unless someone tells me otherwise.
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