The area bounded by the curves x^2+y^2=1...

The area bounded by the curves `x^2+y^2=1,x^2+y^2=4` and the pair of lines `sqrt3 x^2+sqrt3 y^2=4xy`, in the first quadrant is (1) `pi/2` (2) `pi/6` (3) `pi/4` (4) `pi/3`

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