The correct answer is (C) : \(4(1+\sqrt2)\)
\(C=(2,3),r=\sqrt2\)
Centre of G=A\(=2+\frac{\sqrt4}2, \)
\(3+\frac{\sqrt4}{2}=(2+2\sqrt2,3+2\sqrt2) \)
\(A(2+2\sqrt2,3+2\sqrt2) \)
\(B(4+2\sqrt2,1+2\sqrt2) \)
\(\frac{x−(2+2\sqrt2)}{1}=\frac{y−(3+2\sqrt2)}{-1}=2 \)
∴ area of trapezium:
\(=\frac{1}{2}(4+4\sqrt2)2\)
\(=4(1+\sqrt2)\)
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