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Four identical circles of radius r are inscribed in a square as shown. 4circles (a) Suppose the side of the square is x feet. Express the total area of the four circles, T, as a function of x. T(x) = (b) Consider the region inside the square, but outside the four circles. Find a formula for the area of this region, A, as a function of x.

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