SOLUTION: the point (x,1) is 2 the squarerootof 5 units from (2,3) find x

SOLUTION: the point (x,1) is 2 the squarerootof 5 units from (2,3) find x

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Question 885740: the point (x,1) is 2 the squarerootof 5 units from (2,3) find x
Answer by josgarithmetic(39627) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Description is a circle.
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Now, solve for x, and then substitute y=1 and evaluate.
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