A circle is centered at CC-1, -3) and has a radius of 6. Where does the point P(-6, -6) lie? Choose 1 answer: Inside the circle On the circle Outside the circle

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A circle is centered at CC-1, -3) and has a radius of 6.

Where does the point P(-6, -6) lie?
Choose 1 answer:
Inside the circle
On the circle
Outside the circle

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outside the circle i think

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MIkka Marmik answered Aug 12, 2021

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Answer:

inside the circle

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Santiclause answered Aug 16, 2021

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