Which statement is true for the circle?

Its center is at (3/2,6) and the radius is 16/9
Its center is at (3/2,-6) and the radius is 4/3
Its center is at (-3/2,-6) and the radius is 4/3
Its center is at (-3/2,6) and the radius is 16/9

Question

Which statement is true for the circle?

Its center is at (3/2,6) and the radius is 16/9
Its center is at (3/2,-6) and the radius is 4/3
Its center is at (-3/2,-6) and the radius is 4/3
Its center is at (-3/2,6) and the radius is 16/9

myininaya · Answer

The equation of the circle is missing

anonymous · Answer

what does the circle look like we need the equation

anonymous · Answer

attachment

myininaya · Answer

$$(x-h)^2+(y-k)^2=r^2 $$
(h,k) is center 
and r is radius

myininaya · Answer

$$(x+\frac{3}{2})^2+(y+6)^2=\frac{16}{9}$$

So what is -h=
               -k=
               
                r^2=

myininaya · Answer

Torie, compare those equations
what is in the place of -h in your equation?

myininaya · Answer

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