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Author Question: What is the equation of a sphere that has a radius of 20 and is centered at (12,-13, 19)? (Read 54 times)

mckennatimberlake

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Question 1

What is the equation that represents a bounding sphere for an object centered at (18,24,36) and with the farthest vertex having coordinates (28,4,56)?


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(x+18)2 + (y+24)2 + (z+36)2 = 30


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(x+18)2 + (y+24)2 + (z+36)2 = 900


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(x-18)2 + (y-24)2 + (z-36)2 = 900


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(x-18)2 + (y-24)2 + (z-36)2 = 30



Question 2

What is the equation of a sphere that has a radius of 20 and is centered at (12,-13, 19)?


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(x-12)2 + (y+13)2 + (z-19)2 = 400


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(x+12)2 + (y+13)2 + (z+19)2 = 20


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(x-12)2 + (y+13)2 + (z-19)2 = 20


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(x+12)2 + (y-13)2 + (z+19)2 = 20

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