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No. The circle can be composed of completely negative coordinates, but the radius is always a positive value. You can prove this by plugging any point and the center into the distance formula.
K is the amount that the function will go up or down.
It is typically the y intercept
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Using m<X as the reference angle
Opposite YZ = 7
Adjacent XY = 10
Hypotenuse XZ = √149
Using the SOH CAH TOA identity
sinX = opp/hyp
sinX =YZ/XZ
sinX = 7/√149
For cos X
cos X = adj/hyp
cos X =10/√149
Using m<Z as reference angle;
Opposite XY = 10
Adjacent YZ = 7
Hypotenuse XZ = √149
Using the SOH CAH TOA identity
sinZ = opp/hyp
sinZ =10/√149
sinZ = 7/√149
For cos Z
cosZ = 7/√149
