Which point lies outside the circle with equation (x - 2)^2 + (y + 3)^2 = 4?
@Ahmad1
pls help
where the choices are dude @cocopuffs90 ?
a) 2,4 b) 2,-4 c) 0,-3 d) 1,-4
@Ahmad1
okay in these types of questions , all you have to do is just substititute the points instead of (x,y) if the equation is not satisfied then that's the answer.. try and tell me what you see!
is it b?
@Ahmad1
@ybarrap do you happen to know if its b?
Compute the distance for each or your points to the center of the circle (<2,-3>). If it's greater than 2, that's your answer.
im still confused... so its not b right? @ybarrap
I think you are right dude @cocopuffs90
I just computed the distances, took me less than a minute and the answer just pops out. Do you know the distance between points? It's not b.
thanks man @Ahmad1
oh im wrong... and lost. i dont know the distance @ybarrap
oooooooooooooooops I am so sorry @cocopuffs90
@Ahmad1 Its all good dude
I did not read the question properly , what a shame!
haha its okay. so im guessing its (2,0) then right?
$$\sqrt{(y_2 - y_1)^2+(x_2 - x_1)^2}$$
even though it's right dude @cocopuffs90 the idea of the question is that the distance between the center and the point must be bigger than the radius , I also think tha's what our friend @ybarrap is saying
the center is the point (2,-3)
For example, for your first point, the distance is \(|<2,-3> - <2,4>|=\sqrt{0^2+(-7)^2}=7\) All the others are just as easy.
but (2,-3) isnt an option..
That's the center of the circle. This formula determines the distance from this center to each point in your options.
oooooohh so what exactly do i do now
I know but the distgance is measured between (2,-3) and the other points that distance must be bigger than the radius which is 2
im not sure i know how to do that.. the formula
You need to find the distance for the next point, from <2,-4> to the center.
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