VBA Coding Question. This problem contains 4 images, and a flowchart at the end. The flowshart is a hint to help with the problem but does not need to be used.

In some engineering and business applications, the situation arises where one needs to calculate the area of two overlapping circles. The problem is deceiving in that it is not as easy as it might look. The problem is to find the enclosed area, as shown by example in the figure above. There are two different cases that can arise. These are illustrated below: Case 1 A2 A, int If we just add the two circle areas, A, and A,, we will double-count the area of intersection, so we have to subtract out that area (once) to compensate for the double-counting. That means we have to be able to calculate the area of intersection, An . More detail on this is shown below. In some engineering and business applications, the situation arises where one needs to calculate the area of two overlapping circles. The problem is deceiving in that it is not as easy as it might look. The problem is to find the enclosed area, as shown by example in the figure above. There are two different cases that can arise. These are illustrated below: Case 1 A2 A, int If we just add the two circle areas, A, and A,, we will double-count the area of intersection, so we have to subtract out that area (once) to compensate for the double-counting. That means we have to be able to calculate the area of intersection, An . More detail on this is shown below