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I have two circles. One has a radius of 2 and the other, 4. How can I find area and figure out their equations? BTW, the center for both is at (6,4)
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area = \(\pi r^2\)
Hello, Facepalm.:) :P
what's the problem?
Thanks! :D I need to know the formula for finding the equation of the circles. Their center at (6,4).
oh lol...you should memorize those formulas...they are very common in later maths
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Yeah. :|
I meant the equation of the circle itself. :S It's like, (x + 5)(y + 5) = r or something.
oh lol \( (x-h)^2 + (y - k)^2 = r^2\) were (h,k) = center
that's the distance formula actually :p
|dw:1337258536924:dw| see?
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just some additional info...not really essential
OH! Thank you! :DDDDD
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