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A square with a side 19 long is an inscribed circle, and the circle is inscribed next to the square, circle, and so on to infinity. Calculate the sum of the area of all these squares.
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Ann
I don't believe this answer is correct. The ratio (q) to find the area of the next square should be 1/8, not 1/2.
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