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Find the diameter of a circle whose equation is x2+(y−2)2=100x2+(y−2)2=100. 400 20 10 100
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Find the diameter of a circle whose equation is x2+(y−2)2=100x2+(y−2)2=100.
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In this question r^2 = 100
Take the square root of 100
sqrt(r^2) = sqrt(100)
r = 10
But you want the diameter.
d = 2 * r
d = 20
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