Stacking spheres always leaves open space. Consider the corresponding situation in two dimensions: Squares can be arranged
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Stacking spheres always leaves open space. Consider the corresponding situation in two dimensions: Squares can be arranged to cover all the area, but circles cannot. For the arrangement of circles pictured here, what percentage of the area remains uncovered?
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