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A rhombus has an area of 2,592 cm² and its diagonals are in the ratio 5:3. A circle is drawn with the shorter diagonal of the rhombus as its diameter. Calculate the difference between the area of the circle and 75% of the rhombus’s area. (Take π = 3)
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