By identifying the radius and the center, we concluded that the equation is something like:

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For a circle centered on the point (a, b) with a radius R, the equation is:

So first we need to identify the center, we can see that it is: (2, 1.5)
And the radius is the distance between the center and the edge.
R = 1.8 (measured with a ruler, respecting the notation of the graph).
Then the equation of the circle is something like:

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Let's set up an equation.
so we know the answer is -13.
1/3 of a number (our variable) can be written as 1/3n.
8 less than that would be subtracting 1/3n by 8
so we have -13 = 1/3n - 8.
To solve:
Add 8 to both sides: -5 = 1/3n
Multiply both sides by 3 (to cancel fraction): -15 = n
You can check by plugging -15 into the equation we made.
Answer:- | -7 + 4 |
= - | -3 | Since | -3 | = 3:
= - (3)
= - 3