SOLUTION: Let the points (-1,-2) and (-1,3) be the endpoints of a circle. Find the length of the diameter of the circle, D.
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Question 1019584: Let the points (-1,-2) and (-1,3) be the endpoints of a circle. Find the length of the diameter of the circle, D. Answer by ikleyn(52890) (Show Source):
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Let the points (-1,-2) and (-1,3) be the endpoints of a circle. Find the length of the diameter of the circle, D.
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There are many unnecessary and incorrect words in this post.
1. There is no such a notion "the endpoints of a circle".
Simply doesn't exist.
2. The assignment is about the distance between two points.
What does this circle do here?
