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Graph the circle (x-9)²+(y+6)²=1

Use the points to adjust the graph. Moving the center will move the entire figure.

Graph the circle (x-9)²+(y+6)²=1 Use the points to adjust the graph. Moving the center-example-1
Graph the circle (x-9)²+(y+6)²=1 Use the points to adjust the graph. Moving the center-example-1
Graph the circle (x-9)²+(y+6)²=1 Use the points to adjust the graph. Moving the center-example-2

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Answer:

see attachment

Explanation:

To find:-

  • Graph the equation of the given circle.

Answer:-

We are given a equation of circle which is ,


\longrightarrow (x-9)^2+(y+6)^2=1 \\

We need to graph the given equation. For that we know the standard equation of the circle.

Standard equation of circle:-


\longrightarrow \boxed{ (x-h)^2+(y-k)^2 = r^2}\\

Now we can rewrite the given equation as ,


\longrightarrow (x-9)^2+\{ x - (-6)\}^2=1^2\\

On comparing it with the standard equation of circle , we can clearly see that,


\longrightarrow \text{ Centre = (9,-6)}\\

And ,


\longrightarrow \text{ Radius = 1 unit } \\

Using these data we can now plot the graph. The graph for same has been attached.

Graph the circle (x-9)²+(y+6)²=1 Use the points to adjust the graph. Moving the center-example-1
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