Question

?? So confused. I suck at circles. Help Please

Answer 1

@Loser66 @mathstudent55

Answer 2

a) apply formula of midpoint
b) apply distance formula of one of the point and the midpoint
c) after having the radius and the midpoint, apply all in the equation of the circle
About what are the formulas: Google

Answer 3

Thank You!!!!!!

Answer 4

For B, once I have the answer of the distance formula do I att the answer to the midpoint or? @Loser66

Answer 5

Or do I divide the answer by two because the distance formula would make the diameter?

Answer 6

show me your work, I can check and correct the mistake (if there is some)

Answer 7

Re-read my instruction, I said: b) apply distance formula of one of the point and the \(\color{red}{midpoint}\)

Answer 8

not 2 given points

Answer 9

so that, you have radius, not diameter

Answer 10

So would the radius be 40.8?

Answer 11

@Loser66

Answer 12

I dont understand what your saying?

Answer 13

close the post first

Answer 14

ok

Answer 15

i Have the midpoint its -3,2

Answer 16

yup

Answer 17

so, you get a) now b

Answer 18

distance between the point (-10,-2) and midpoint(-3,2)
d= \(\sqrt{(x_2-x_1)^2+(y_2-y_1)^2}\) what do you get?

Answer 19

40.8

Answer 20

noo wait

Answer 21

nope, it is \(\sqrt{65}\) right?

Answer 22

I got sqrt 1601 lol

Answer 23

and that distance is radius of the circle

Answer 24

ohhh I was ADDING And not SUBTRACTING *facepalm*