Considering two opposite vertices of a s...

Considering two opposite vertices of a square of side 'a' as centres, two circular arcs are drawn within the Square joining tho other two vertices, thus forming two sectors. What is the common area in these two sectors ?

A

`a^2(pi+1/2)`

B

`a^2(pi-1/2)`

C

`a^2(pi/2-1)`

D

`a^2(pi/2+1)`

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