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find the equation of the circle which has the tangent lines x=-4, x=8, y=-2 and y=10
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All you need is the radius and the center The radius is equal to half the diameter. The diameter is equal to the distance from either x=-4 to x=8 or the distance from y =-2 to y=10 The center will be the midpoint between each tangent line (since the tangents are at right angles to one another). So simply find the midpoint that has an x coordinate that lies exactly halfway between x=-4 and x=8 and that has a y coordinate that lies halfway between y = -2 and y=10
(x-2)^2 +(y-4)^2 = 9
should be (x-2)^2 +(y-4)^2 = 36 since the radius is actually 6 (not 3) and the diameter is 12 (not 6)
here's what it should look like
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