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The inscribed quadrilateral of a circle, a junior high school math problem, is urgent.
1, solution: in □ABCD, CD= 1, DA=2, AB=3, BC=4,

Let: ∠BAD=a, BD = s.

∵□ABCD*** circle,

∴∠BCD= 180 -a

In △BAD and △BCD,

Have S2 = 2 2+3 2-2× 2× 3× COSA =12+4 2-2 * 4 * cos (180-a)? ,

∴cosa=- 1/5

∴? sina=√( 1-cosa^2)=√(24/25)?

∴s=√(2^2+3^2-2×2×3×cosa)=√(77/5)

∴ circumscribed circle radius r = √ (77/5)/(2sina) = (1/24) √ 2310?

2. This is the 2009 Peking University independent entrance examination.

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