Answer:
I'll set up the problem and you can do the calculation
Step-by-step explanation:
we need to complete the squares to get the equation in the general form:

where h = the x coordinate of the center
k = the y coordinate of the center
r = the radius
so looking at

we can see that if use -1 as the constant we have

doing the same for y

we can use -2 as the constant (basically you that the s
quare of the y coefficient )

so now we have to add or subtract the constant on the RHS to see what the square of the radius is according to the general form of the equation at the top
20 +1+4=25
Take the square root and you have the radius
Complete question :
On a flight New York to London an airplane travels at a constant speed. An equation relating the distance traveled in miles d to the number of hours flying t is t= 1/500d. How long will it take the airplane to travel 800 miles?
Answer:
1.6 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the function :
Time t taken for flying distance d is given by:
t = 1/500 * d
Tine taken to fly 800 miles;
d = 800 miles
t = 1/500 * (800)
t = 800 / 500
t = 1.6
Hence, time t = 1.6 hours