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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Find the center and radius of the circle: 49x^(2) + 49y^(2) +14x + 98y - 48 = 0

hero (hero):

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

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Wait - do I subtract or add 48 from both sides? I figured I'd add them since it is a negative...?

hero (hero):

I changed that first step ;)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Haha, thanks!

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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 ><

hero (hero):

Grouping means group the x's together and group the y's togther. You will have to complete the square for each group.

hero (hero):

Before you complete the square it will look something like this: \[(49x^2 + 14x) + (49y^2 + 98y) = 48\]

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