A sector with a radius $R$ and the angle which is equal to $90^{\circ}$ ($EAB $ in the picture) has been divided in two parts with an arc of the same radius. How can I find the area of the circle which is inscribed in the smaller part of the sector?
It is obvious that I need to find the radius of the circle to find the area of the square. Let it be $r$. Then the line segment $EF$ equals $R+r$. Now let $K$ be the intersection point of the radius $AE$ and the line parallel to radius $AB$ which comes throught the point $F$ (center of the circle the radius of which I need to find). From here we can compose a Pythagorean theorem since $CE=R-r$. We can find $CF$ from it. I am stuck at this point, what shall I do next? Or maybe there is a simpler solution of this problem?