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In the given figure, ACDB is the diameter of the circle such that AC=CD=DB. Three semicircles are drawn by taking AC,CD,and DB as diameters. What is the ratio of the area of shaded portion to the area of non-shaded portion?

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Area of shaded region=`pi/2(AB)^2/4-pi/2((AB)/3*1/2)^2`.
Area of non shaded region=`pi/2((AB)/2)^2+pi/2((AB)/3*1/2)^2`
Ratio=shaded/non shaded.
=`(pi/2(AB)^2/4-pi/2((AB)/3*1/2)^2)/(pi/2((AB)/2)^2+pi/2((AB)/3*1/2)^2)`
=`4/5`.
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