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What are the cordinates at the center of the circle (x-4)2+(y-5)2=36
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What are the cordinates at the center of the circle (x-4)2+(y-5)2=36

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Answer: Center: (4,0) Radius: 6

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Rewrite in standard form to find the center

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Here I labeled it

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What are the cordinates at the center of the circle (x-4)2+(y-5)2=36-example-1
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