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First, you'd work out the centre value
It would be the opposite value to what is in the brackets
Thus, the centre value is (2, -4)
Plot this value on a graph
In order to find the radius, you must square root the 25
Thus, the radius would be 5
Plot some points with a radius of 5 from the centre and then draw the circle
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<u>Given</u>:
Given that the side length of the cube is 1.8 cm
We need to determine the lateral surface area of the cube.
<u>Lateral surface area of the cube:</u>
The lateral surface area of the cube can be determined using the formula,
where a is the side length.
Substituting a = 1.8 in the above formula, we get;
Squaring the term, we get;
Multiplying, we get;
Thus, the lateral surface area of the cube is 12.96 cm²
So to complete the square in
ax^2+bx+c=d form
make sure a=1
subtract c from both sides
take 1/2 of b and square it
add that to both sides
factor perfect square
1x^2-1x-2=0
a=1
move c to other side
add 2 to oth sides
x^2-1x=2
take 1/2 of b and square it
1/2 of -1=-1/2
squaer it
1/4
add that to both sides
x^2-1x+1/4=2+1/4
factor left side
(x-1/2)=2+1/4
first blank is 1/2
2+1/4=8/4+1/4=9/4
blanks are
1/2 and 9/4
Since there are is not a product of known factors your best option is to leave it like this:
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