write the standard form of the equation and general form of the equation of the circle w/ radius r and ctr (h,k) r=10; (h,k)=(8,6). what is the standard form of the equation of this circle? simplify answer. thank you.

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mimi_x3 · Answer

(x-8)^2 + (x-6)^2 = 100 
( not sure if its right though xD)

anonymous · Answer

hi mimi, i thought i had the right answer just like you did but didn't know how to simplify it. i will try this...thank you so much...i needed someone else to confirm it. get back to you in a bit.

anonymous · Answer

(x-8)^2 + (x-6)^2 = 100

It's right except typo   y-6 not x-6

anonymous · Answer

oh yes, that's right, i see it! thanks to you both.

anonymous · Answer

ur welcome.

anonymous · Answer

quick question..i'm looking at all the symbols and after the (x-8) (the one pointing upwards before the 2....i'm wondering where i can even find that...i don't even see it anywhere....hhmmmmm

anonymous · Answer

i'm actually using pearson's my math lab

mimi_x3 · Answer

lols , its the index notation to the power of 2 
$$(x-8)^{2} + (x-6)^{2} = 100$$

mimi_x3 · Answer

$$(y-6)^{2}$$*

anonymous · Answer

guys sensational work

mimi_x3 · Answer

sensational work ? lmao

anonymous · Answer

oh hahaha. finally figured that out! to be honest w/ you it's been a while since i've had math, i'm going a diff route now in genetics and here i am with a calculus class. lol. and i'm very sleepy doing homework at this hr. all of you are my angels right now. thank you.

mimi_x3 · Answer

lols , yw xD

anonymous · Answer

oh goodness, now it's asking for the general standard for this equation of the circle. again, thank you so much mimi.

anonymous · Answer

sorry i didn't mean to ask...i actually got the answer to the general form...just surprised but i got it...logging off...thank you all.