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2 September, 11:37

A circle with radius of 5cm sits inside a 11cm by 11cm rectangle

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  1. 2 September, 12:06
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    OK, wonderful. It should be very comfortable in there, since it's so small and fits so easily.

    The circle can be placed completely inside the rectangle, in positions where it touches one side, two sides, or no sides. It's too small to touch thee sides or four sides all at the same time.

    Do you have some kind of question to ask regarding the situation?
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