Draw a figure showing how Ford circles are positioned in a circular Farey diagram by the following procedure. Start with a circle C of radius 1 which will be the outer boundary of the Farey diagram. Next, draw two tangent circles of radius 1/2 inside C and tangent to C at two opposite points of C. Label these two tangency points 1/0 and 0/1. Now continue drawing smaller circles inside C with the same tangency patterns as the Ford circles in the upper halfplane Farey diagram, and label the tangency points of these circles with C according to the mediant rule. After a number of these circles have been drawn, superimpose the semicircles of the Farey diagram itself.