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Find the center of a circle with the equation: x2+y2−2y−8x−19=0
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Find the center of a circle with the equation: x2+y2−2y−8x−19=0
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Answer:
its (-4,1) r6
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The equation of a circle in Center-Radius form is given by :
, where the center of the circle is the point (a, b) and the radius is R.
To find the center and radius of
x2+y2−2y−8x−19=0 we write this equation again in Center-Radius form by completing the square:
Thus, the center of the radius is (4, 1) and radius is 6
Answer: (4,1)
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