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A circle of radius 7 is centered at the point (-8, 9). Find a formula for f(q) (Use the variable q for the angle.)
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x^2 + y^2 = r^2 cos^2 + sin^2 = 7^2 49cos(q) + 49sin(q) = 49 ??? hows that
ack!!... forgot to include the off centerd lol
i was sooooo close...
(x+8)^2 +(y-9)^2 = 49 x^2 +16x +64 +y^2 -18y +81 = 49
cos^2(q) + 16cos(q) + sin^2(q) -18sin(q) +96 = 0 maybe??
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just to parametrize maybe they are looking for x= -8+7cos(q) y= 9+7sin(q) i don't know if that is what is meant maybe?
hard to tell with the question; I was gonna parametric it, but thought maybe not :)
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