Draw the graph of the circle (x+1)^2+(y+4)^2=4

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sweetburger · Answer

do you know how to find your center points?

anonymous · Answer

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

anonymous · Answer

my center points are (-1,-4) correct? @satellite73

anonymous · Answer

@sweetburger

mathslover · Answer

Yeah , that's right @xForeverASaintx

sweetburger · Answer

@xForeverASaintx  yes you would be correct

anonymous · Answer

ok so then how do i draw it?

sweetburger · Answer

you have your center so make a dot on the graph there now look for your radius

anonymous · Answer

my radius is 2

anonymous · Answer

yes to both

anonymous · Answer

but she wants me to draw it and i have no graph i literally have to draw it with a digital pen

anonymous · Answer

good luck
put a dot at $(-1,-4)$ and draw some circle about that dot with radius 2

anonymous · Answer

ohk sounds simple enough i guess

anonymous · Answer

you can make sure it goes through some points, like $(-1.-2)$ at the top and $(-1,-6)$ at the bottom
who is this "she"?

anonymous · Answer

my online teacher

anonymous · Answer

tell your on line teacher that the question 
The equation $y^2+4y+4x^2+4x+21=0$  can be changed into a vertex equation by completing the square. Which conic section can be made from the graph of this equation? A. ellipse B. hyperbola C. circle D. parabola

was stupid

anonymous · Answer

ok don't

anonymous · Answer

ha ha ill be sure to NOT let her know that. lol

anonymous · Answer

good idea
why ruffle her feathers
she probably didn't write the question anyway

anonymous · Answer

ha ha yea you're right im sure she didnt