SOLUTION: What are the coordinates of centre of the circle given by the equation x
2 −2x+y
2 + 4y = 0?
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Question 1092759: What are the coordinates of centre of the circle given by the equation x
2 −2x+y
2 + 4y = 0?
Answer by ikleyn(52780) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Makes no sense.
The equations in the post ARE NOT equation of a circle.
First line in the post is not an equation at all.
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