
(a)
To find: the radius of the circle
(a)

Answer to Problem 64AYU
The radius
Explanation of Solution
Explanations:
The standard equation of a circle with center
The radius
Conclusion:
The radius
(b)
To find: the equation of the circle
(b)

Answer to Problem 64AYU
Thus theCartesian plane is;
The equation of a circle is the equation of the circle with center
Explanation of Solution
Given:Center is at
Explanations:
The standard equation of a circle with center
The graph of a circle whose center is at
The equation of the circle with center
Conclusion:
Thus theCartesian plane is;
The equation of a circle is the equation of the circle with center
(c)
To find: the equation of the circle
(c)

Answer to Problem 64AYU
Thus theCartesian plane is;
The equation of the circle with center
Explanation of Solution
Given:Center is at
Explanations:
The standard equation of a circle with center
The graph of a circle whose center is at
The equation of the circle with center
Conclusion:
Thus theCartesian plane is;
The equation of the circle with center
(d)
To find: the equation of the circle
(d)

Answer to Problem 64AYU
Thus theCartesian plane is;
The equation of the circle with center
Explanation of Solution
Given:Center is at
Explanations:
The standard equation of a circle with center
The graph of a circle whose center is at
The equation of the circle with center
Conclusion:
Thus theCartesian plane is;
The equation of the circle with center
(e)
To find: the equation of the circle
(e)

Answer to Problem 64AYU
Thus theCartesian plane is;
The equation of the circle with center
Explanation of Solution
Given:Center is at
Explanations:
The standard equation of a circle with center
The graph of a circle whose center is at
The equation of the circle with center
Conclusion:
Thus theCartesian plane is;
The equation of the circle with center
(f)
To explain: the role of the center of the circle in the equation of the circle.
(f)

Answer to Problem 64AYU
These four points
Explanation of Solution
Explanations:
The standard equation of a circle with center
Thecenter of a circle leads an important role in the equation of the circle. For a circle, find those points
For a particular circle with center
To draw the graph of a circle
These four points
Conclusion:
Thus, these four points
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