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ABCD and EFGC are squares and the curve `y=ksqrtx` passes through the origin D and the points B and F.The ratio of `(FG)/(BC)` is:

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`y=ksqrtx`
`y^2=k^2x`
(a,a)
`a^2=k^2a`
`a=k^2`
(a+b,b)
`b^2=k^2(a+b)`
`b^2=k^2(k^2+b^2)`
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