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Two circles intersect a rectangle, dividing the top and bottom sides into 3 segments. What is the length..........

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Two circles intersect a rectangle, dividing the top and bottom sides into 3 segments. What is the length of the segment marked with a question mark?
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posted Nov 24, 2023 by Aarati Mahajan

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