Express the circle specified by x = 2 cos(0) y = 1+ 2 sin(0) in Cartesian coordinates and find the point where 0 = a/3.a. (x – 0)? + (y – 1)? = 4, (1 + v3, 1)b. (x – 0)? + (y – 1)² = 2, (1, 1 + V3)c. (x – 0)? + (y – 1)? = 2², (1,1 + v3)d. (x – 0)? + (y – 1)? = 2, (1, 1 – V3)

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