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How do you derive the center and radius of a circle?
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u divide it
hope this answers ur question
do you mean how do you find the radius and center from its equation?
i think that is what she means
but u divide that right
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no - theres more to it than that
but did i get that part right
theres more to it but yes im sorry from its equation @welshfella
@Michele_Laino do you think you could help me?
if the equation is of the form (x - f)^2 + (y - g)^2 = r^2 then the center is (f,g) and the radius = r
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However if the equation is written as x^2 + y^2 + ax + bx + c = 0 then you have to complete the square on the terms in x and in y in order to convert the equation to the one in the previous post.
thank you (:
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