If C1, C2 are The Centre Of These Circles Than Area Of Δ OC1 C2, Where Ois The Origin, Is

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Question

If C1C2 are the centre of these circles than area of Δ OC1 C2, where Ois the origin, is

Solution

Correct option is

5a2

 

     

                                            

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