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shane.t
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Hey can some of you smart people out there help me out on a geometry test? I have four problems and I need to get a A+ on this test or take it again.

Write the standard equation of the circle with the given center and radius.

26. center (4,0), radius 4

27. center (-1,-3), radius 6

Use the given information to write the standard equation of the circle.

28. The center is (0,0), a point on the circle is (0,3)

29. The center is (3,2), a point on the circle is (5,2)

I really need it guys!

Nov 27 2011 3:42PM
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corona
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cheating is so cool
Nov 27 2011 3:44PM
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iSmokeweed
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just forwarded this thread to your professor.


Nov 27 2011 3:46PM
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cum
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look in your textbook dude. by the time people answer this (if you even get a real answer) you could of easily looked in your textbook and gotten the answers
Nov 27 2011 3:46PM
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e.wait
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this is easy. don't take the easy way out, just do it yourself.
Nov 27 2011 3:46PM
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Advice1
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26. (x-4)^2 + y^2 = 16
27.  (x+1)^2 + (y+3)^2 = 36
28. x^2 + y^2 = 9
29.  (x-3)^2 + (y-2)^2 = 4

Nov 27 2011 3:46PM
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Advice1
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  • On the coordinate plane, the formula becomes (X-H)2 + (Y-K)2=r2
    • h and k are the x and y coordinates of the center of the circle
    • (x-9)2 + (y-6)2=100   is a circle centered at (9,6) with a radius of 10
Nov 27 2011 3:47PM
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orangecrush23
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I can do this easily. Am i going to? No.
Nov 27 2011 4:20PM
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Aidan-G
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The answer is 4
Nov 27 2011 4:22PM
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elemeno89
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Nov 27 2011 4:23PM
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Deezy
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circle>9000
Nov 27 2011 4:23PM
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J.M
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loooool geometry? i that in 9th grade
Nov 27 2011 4:26PM
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e.wait
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ap calc bc. get on my level dude.
Nov 27 2011 6:16PM
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shane.t
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I am in Ninth grade and isnt like I'm making you guys do it for me I need to check my answers, our teacher let us take our test home
Nov 27 2011 6:20PM
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shane.t
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And  its the onlypart im struggling with
Nov 27 2011 6:24PM
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cow.
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...or you could do some work.
Nov 27 2011 6:29PM
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NickSki.
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isnt it just r²=x²+y²?
Nov 27 2011 6:33PM
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shane.t
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you can only do that if you know the radius and the center point of the circle is 0,0. If the center isnt then you have to use a more complex theorem. And tiptop I did the work and I was checking my answers to ensure I got an A+

Nov 27 2011 10:13PM
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yourthemannowdog
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Look up the equation online and plug in your values. It's just algebra from there. If you can't do the algebra then you really need help. It only builds from geometry. Finding fourth and fifth derivatives isn't based on some foreign alien language. It's all math
Nov 27 2011 10:28PM
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noname..
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oh shit
Nov 27 2011 10:42PM
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gotti
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i could do those fuckers in my sleep. kid already gave you the answers.

sorry but ur a dumbass
Nov 27 2011 10:45PM
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Mister.F
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http://www.wolframalpha.com/
Nov 27 2011 10:48PM
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yourthemannowdog
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Ever look into topology or any other advanced fields of differential geometry like finsler or pseudo-riemannian? That is when math becomes fun! It's like an adventure because you are solving problems that haven't been solved and proving theorems that are younger than I am.
Nov 28 2011 10:05PM
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