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Find the length of the radius of a circle whose center is (3, 5) if the point (7, 2) lies on the circle. Ahhhh??
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the radius is distance of the point on the icrcle, from the centre
sqrt[ (7-3)^2+(2-5)^2]=5
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i find that mildly ammusing; not only do you show them the answer; theyhave to ask you if your answer is really the answer :)
so ..conclusion? m not trustworhy?? ;)
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