Center-Radius Form Center 1. (2. 4) 2 (-3, 1) 3. (5, -3) 4. (-1, -2). 5. (-4, -3) Radius General Form 1 2. 4 15

Q: Consider the following equation of a circle written in expanded form. x² + y² + 4x+10y = - 4 Whic…

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Q: Find the equation of the circle in standard form centered at (-7, 0) with a radius of 18 units.

A: Given that center and radius of circle are (-7 , 0) and 18

Q: Write the standard form of the equation of the circle with center (-2, 3) and radius 4.

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Q: The equation x2+y2=4 describes the circle centered at the origin with the radius of 2.  Describe…

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Q: Write an equation of a circle with a center at (2,-5) and with a radius of 9.

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Q: Use the information provided to write the equation of each circle. 1 Center: (0, 0) Radius: 6 2…

A: 1. Center: 0,0 and Radius: 62. Center: -5,-8 and Radius: 83. Center: 10,-14 and Radius: 22 Note:…

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Q: Write an equation of the circle with center (4, -3) and radius 8.

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Q: A circle has a circumference of 10n inches and a center of (9, 2). What is the standard form…

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Q: Identify the center and radius of the circle with the following equations then graph the circle. x^2…

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Q: Find the equation of the circle in standard form with a diameter of endpoints (12, -7) and (-12, 7)

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Q: Write the equation of the circle centered at (−3,5)(-3,5) with diameter 16.

A: Consider given point (-3,5) as the center of the circle and the given diameter is 16

Q: Explain how to transform the equation of the circle from one form to another. Give an example.

A: We have generally two forms of equation of a circle. They are, 1) standard form            (x—h)² +…

Q: Write the equation of the circle centered at 5, 8) with diameter 14.

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