To start to solve this problem, we will first plot both points
Since (4,-1) is the center of the circle, a picture of the desired circle would look like this
Note that the radius of the circle corresponds to the distance between this two points. So first, we will find the distance between both points and then we will use the circle's general equation to find the equation of the circle.
Recall that given points (a,b) and (c,d), distance between them is given by the formula
In our case, taking a=4, b= -1, c=6 and d=0, we have
If we raise both sides to the power of 2, we get
Now, recall that the general equation of a circle centered at point (h,k) of radius r is given by the formula
In our case, we know that (4,-1) is the center. So h=4, k= -1 and we calculated that r^2=5. So the equation of the desired circle would be
or equivalently