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Step-by-step explanation:
- A circle's equation consist on the following expression:
, where r is the magnitude of the radio, and (a,b) are the coordenates of the center of the circle. - In this case, a=2 and b= - 3, because the circle is centered in (x,y)=(2, - 3).
- The radio, which is the distance between the center of the radio to any point in its border, equals r=2 (because of the scale of the graphic, in this case two squares of the grid equal 2 units, then r=2).
- Finally, using the previous information to replace in the equation
, where the fact that r=2 and
was used.
The answer is -3. Adding a negative onto a positive is just like subtracting from the positive. So, first off, 5+(-3) is 2. Then, subtracting 6 from the 2 will give you a negative number, -4. Subtracting a negative changes the sign to be a plus, so you plus one onto the -4. This leaves you with the answer of -3.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
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