Find the Sum of the Area of Two Squares in a Semicircle
Geometry math problem: Two squares are perfectly inscribed inside a semicircle, then find the sum of the area of squares when the diameter of the semicircle is given
Find the sum of the area of two squares (blue region) shown below, here diameter of the semicircle is 20 cm

Solution to this geometry math problem
Let’s consider sides of the squares are x and y, also name the figure as shown below

Now connect BF, BD and DF then we get a triangle BDF

From the figure
BD and BF diagonals of the square, so
∠DBF = 45 + 45 = 90°
BF = y√2
BD = x√2
Apply Pythagoras theorem in the triangle BDF
DF² = 2y² + 2x²
Now take reflection of this figure then we get arc DF = 90° (KF intersecting ∠ AKC)

Then consider ends of chord DF connect with centre then we get a right triangle

From figure DF² = 10² + 10² = 200
We also know DF² = 2x² + 2y²
Then 2x² + 2y² = 200
⇒ x² + y² = 100
That is, sum of the area of the squares = 100 cm²