How can you inscribe a regular polygon in a circle?
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For a shape to be inscribed means that it's area is smaller than that of the other shape. Essentially, it's one shape inside another.
View my crudely drawn example for visualization. There, the square-ish shape is inscribed in the circle.
(You can basically inscribe any shape within another.)
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