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Question 1

Given the equation of a circle (x-9)2 + (y-4)2 = 36, what is the radius?


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9


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36


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6


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4



Question 2

What is the equation that represents a bounding circle for an object centered at (35,30) and with the farthest vertex having coordinates (75,60)?


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(x-35)2 + (y-30)2 = 50


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(x-35)2 + (y-30)2 = 2500


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(x-75)2 + (y-60)2 = 50


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(x-75)2 + (y-60)2 = 2500

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Reply #1 on: Oct 14, 2019
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