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Probability problem of area in senior three mathematics?
After reading the topic, the topic has little to do with the probability itself.

Just need some basic knowledge of probability.

The core of this problem is a geometric problem. Find the shadow circle in the picture, which accounts for a fraction of the whole square.

And this score is the expected probability result.

Total square area =2*2=4

Area of circle =πr? Find r, that is, the diagonal of the square =2√2.

The radius of the two sectors = 1, the diameter of the circle is 2√2- 1*2, and the radius r=√2- 1.

Is the area of a circle equal to π * (√ 2- 1) of a square? /4=(3-2√2)π/4

D is the correct answer.