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put this solution on YOUR website!A. Complete the square to find the centre and the radius.

Add 3 to both sides.

Group the like-terms together on the left side.

Now complete the squares in the x- and y-terms. To do this, you add the square of half the x-coefficient and the square of half the y-coefficient to both sides of the equation.
For the x's this would be

and for the y's this would be

, so we get:

Factor the trinomials and simplify.

Now compare this with the standard form for a circle with centre at (h, k) and radius r.

and you can see that the centre (h, k) is at (-3, 2) while the radius is

= 4.
Follow this approach on the second problem and see how you do.
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