Fun Geometry Problem with a Cool Solution - Find the Shaded Area – 3 Squares in a Semicircle

In this super-fun and exciting geometry problem, we've got three squares of different sizes crammed inside a circle with a radius of 13. In fact, that is the only length we know in this problem. We are to find the area of the smallest square in the semicircle and it has a beautiful green color. This geometry problem has a medium level of difficulty, so it is not super-difficult but also certainly not overly simple. That makes it good for developing your skills in finding the area of the shaded region type of questions. If you want to try solving this on your own, do not hesitate to try. If you plan to pause the video and attempt to solve it, here is a clue for you. You need to use the Pythagorean Theorem. And to do that you first need to find some right triangles. You will find several right triangles in this diagram. If you cannot solve it on your own, do not worry at all because I am about to show you how to do it in five minutes. I hope you enjoy the video and watch it to the end and find it relaxing and useful. I hope it will be very helpful in improving your grasp of many geometry topics.