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Question 1203710: I cannot figure out how to find the center and radius given this equation 9=2y-y2-6x-x2.
It he answer is center (0,0) r =3
I don’t know how to turn that into (x-h)^2+(y-k)^=r
Found 3 solutions by math_helper, Edwin McCravy, ikleyn: Answer by math_helper(2461) (Show Source): Answer by Edwin McCravy(20060) (Show Source):
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Get the terms in each letter together on
the left and the number on the right:
1. Take 1/2 the coefficient of x, which is 6, get 3
2. Square 3, get 9
3. Add +9 to the left side after the term in x and
also add +9 to the right side.
1. Take 1/2 the coefficient of y, which is -2, get -1
2. Square -1, get +1
3. Add +1 to the left side after the term in y and
also add +1 to the right side.
Combine the terms on the right side.
Factor the first three terms on the left side.
Factor the last three terms on the left side.
Notice that factorizations can be written as squares:
That is the standard form of a circle,
where the center is (h,k) and the radius is r
We see that -h=+3, so h=-3
We see that -k=-1, so k=1
We see that r2=1, so r=1
So the center is (-3,1) and the radius is 1
Edwin
Answer by ikleyn(52802) (Show Source):
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