The center of the circle is (6,-3)
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Answer:
There is obviously only 1 10x10 square. If we start with a 9x9 square in the top left corner, we can move it down 1, across 1 and back up 1, so there are 4 possible 9x9 squares.
For 8x8 we can move down 1, then 2 and we can move across 1 or 2 so that's 9 possible 8x8 squares.
For 7x7 we can go down 3 and across 3, so that's 4x4=16 possible squares.
The pattern is now clear the total number if squares is 1+4+9+16+…+100.
There's a formula for this, which I had to look up, but any the sum of the first n squared is 1/6n(n+1)(2n+1)1/6n(n+1)(2n+1), so the total number of squares is 10x11x21/6=5x11x7=385.
Answer:
The distance from the center of the circle to the longer chord is twice smaller than the distance from the center to the shorter chord.
Step-by-step explanation:
The length of the chord AB is the same as the distance OC from the center to the cord. Let OC=2x, then CA=x. By the Pythagorean theorem, the radius r of the circle is

The length of the arc ED is 4x.
Consider right triangle EFO. In this triangle, EF=2x, EO=r, then the distance OF is

The distance from the center of the circle to the longer chord is twice smaller than the distance from the center to the shorter chord.