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Find the center and radius of the circle given by this equation: 22 - 10x + y? + 6y - 30 = 0

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By further evaluating your question, I concluded based on my observation that the equation you asked must be this one:


x^(2) -10x + y^(2) +6y -30 = 0 or
x^(2) -10x + y^(2) +6y = 30

by completing the square formula of the x and y, you can get the center point of the circle

(1)
[x^(2) -10x+25] +[y^(2) +6y+9] = 30 + 25 + 9

(2)
(x-5)^(2) +(y+3)^(2) = 64

this would give us the center point of (5,-3) and the radius of 8 units.

Area =
\pi x 8^2

Area = 200.96 sq. units

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