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Square ABCDABCD is inscribed in circle ω\omega with radius 10. Four additional squares are drawn inside ω\omega but outside ABCDABCD such that the lengths of their diagonals are as large as possible. A sixth square is drawn by connecting the centers of the four aforementioned small squares. Find the area of the sixth square.
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Square ABCD is inscribed in circle ω with radius 10. Four additional squares are drawn inside ω but outside ABCD such that the lengths of their diagonals are as large as possible. A sixth square is drawn by connecting the centers of the four aforementioned small squares. Find the area of the sixth square.
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Square \(ABCD\) is inscribed in circle \(\omega\) with radius 10. Four additional squares are drawn inside \(\omega\) but outside \(ABCD\) such that the lengths of their diagonals are as large as possible. A sixth square is drawn by connecting the centers of the four aforementioned small squares. Find the area of the sixth square.

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