algebra question?
Hi everyone. So I started off by rewriting the problem as \[(x-0)^2+(y+2)^2\le3^2\] and I got the boundary is (0,-2) and the radius as 3. I then shaded the inside of the circle. Where did I go wrong?
look up the question to your problem on yahoo answers, or google and see who has the same question that has been answered! :)
I wasn't able to find anything @IvyCH
Did you bump your question yet? Have you put it in another Math one?
The boundary is the ring of points which make up the circle. The boundary is the circle.
>>nd I got the boundary is (0,-2) No. That is the center of the circle.
The graph looks correct. You wrote the boundary incorrectly. The boundary is a circle with equation x^2 + (y + 2)^2 = 3^2. @rawrolivia
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