Find the center and radius of the circle: 49x^(2) + 49y^(2) +14x + 98y - 48 = 0
1. Add 48 to both sides. 2. Group Like terms 3. Complete the Square 4. Simplify 5. Re-write in Equation of A Circle Format
Wait - do I subtract or add 48 from both sides? I figured I'd add them since it is a negative...?
I changed that first step ;)
Haha, thanks!
And what exactly do you mean by grouping like terms for this equation? so far I have: 49x^2 + 49y^(2) +14x +98y = 48 ...idk am i being ridiculous because that feels like it can't be grouped ><
Grouping means group the x's together and group the y's togther. You will have to complete the square for each group.
Before you complete the square it will look something like this: \[(49x^2 + 14x) + (49y^2 + 98y) = 48\]
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