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Chapter 11: Q.260 (page 1156)

In the following exercises, a) find the center and radius, then b) graph each circle:

(x+3)2+(y-5)2=81

Short Answer

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The center of the circle is at (-3,5)and origin is at9

Step by step solution

01

Given information

The equation of the circle is(x+3)2+(y-5)2=81

02

Comparing with standard equation

on Comparing with standard equation we get, center is at(-3,5)and radius is9

03

Graph the equation of circle

The graph of the equation can be given as

04

Conclusion

The center is at(-3,5)and radius is 9

The graph can be given as

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