Let L and M be two perpendicular lines tangent to a circle with radius 6. Find the area bounded by the two lines and the circle

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I see it as
the area of a 6 by 6 square - (1/4)circle
= 36 - (1/4)(π)6^2
= 36 - 9π
= appr. 7.73
Subtract the area of the circle from the 6x6 square. Divide the remaining square by four and add it (a quarter of the remaining) to the area of the circle.
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