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Step-by-step explanation:
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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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12 and 3/10 more than 5 and 13/1000 of d equals 15 and 302/1000
12 and 3/10+(5 and 13/1000 times d)=15 and 302/1000
convert to improper fractions
12 and 3/10=123/10
5 and 13/1000=5013/1000
15 and 302/1000=15302/1000
123/10+(5013/1000 times d)=15302/1000
subtract 123/10 from both sides
123/10=12300/1000
(15302-123000)/1000=2698/1000
5013/1000 times d=2698/1000
multiply both sides by 1000/5013 to clear fraction
d=2698/5013