How do you determine this What does the graph of the set look like? x^2+(y-2)^2 = 4

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How do you determine this 

What does the graph of the set look like? 
x^2+(y-2)^2 <= 4
2x^2+y >= 4

bobo-i-bo · Answer

do you know how to draw the equations if they weren't an inequality? (i.e. can you graph x^2+(y-2)^2=4 etc)

mallorysipp234 · Answer

That's my issue. I need to get all of that away from the Y & graph it

mallorysipp234 · Answer

I understand that the way the inequality opens whether it be greater than or less to I know which way to shade. It's just determining which line is the circle and which is the parabola

bobo-i-bo · Answer

I c... do you know the normal form for the equation of a circle? and you do you know the normal form of the equation of a parabola?

mallorysipp234 · Answer

well I know that the circle will have a ^2 y and x. 
And the x for a parabola is the only one ^2'd. So I can see that the first one is PROBABLY the circle am I correct?

bobo-i-bo · Answer

yes you are :P

mallorysipp234 · Answer

Alright sweet :)