What is the rest of the question?
That's a question about the Pythagorean Theorem.
We use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the value of one side in a right triangle.
This theorem says that:

- <em>a</em> is the hypotenuse (It's the opposite side the right angle).
- <em>b</em> and <em>c </em>are cathetus (They're the adjacent sides the right angle).
Okay, now, let's go to solve this problem! In our figure, we have two cathetus. Their values are 10 and 7 and we have to find the value of <em>x </em>(the hypotenuse). Let's change this information in that formula.

Therefore, the value of <em>x </em>is
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Answer:

And solving we got:

If we subtract 100 from both sides we got:



Step-by-step explanation:
For this case we have the following equation given:

We want to find a general expression given by:

Where the center is (h.k) and the radius is r.
We can begin completing the squares of the equation given and we got:

And solving we got:

If we subtract 100 from both sides we got:

Then we can conclude that the center is:

And the radius would be:
