Ryan’s teacher asked him to graph circle E with equation (x – 5)2 + (y – 1)2 = 25. Below is the graph he submitted.

What, if anything, did Ryan do wrong when graphing this equation?

He graphed a circle with center at (-5, -1) instead of at (25, 1).

He graphed a circle with center at (-5, -1) instead of at (5, 1).

Ryan’s graph is accurate.

He graphed a circle with a radius of 5 instead of a radius of 25.

Question

Ryan’s teacher asked him to graph circle E with equation (x – 5)2 + (y – 1)2 = 25. Below is the graph he submitted.
 
What, if anything, did Ryan do wrong when graphing this equation? 

 He graphed a circle with center at (-5, -1) instead of at (25, 1). 

 He graphed a circle with center at (-5, -1) instead of at (5, 1). 

 Ryan’s graph is accurate. 

 He graphed a circle with a radius of 5 instead of a radius of 25.

anonymous · Answer

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jim_thompson5910 · Answer

His center is completely wrong as it should be (5,1)

anonymous · Answer

so is it a b c or d. im still confused :(

anonymous · Answer

hint: If you look at the equation, the center is on (5,1) and the radius is 5.

anonymous · Answer

okay i have 1 more
What is the center and radius of this circle?

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

The center is (5,-3), radius is 7

anonymous · Answer

thanks you (: