Is the point (11, 15) on the circle defined by (x-9)² + (y-15)² = 4?
O Yes
O No

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03-07-2022
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Is the point (11, 15) on the circle defined by (x-9)² + (y-15)² = 4?
O Yes
O No

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makenziebrister makenziebrister · Answer 1 · 2022-07-03T04:42:10+02:00

makenziebrister makenziebrister

03-07-2022

No don't take the points (-5,2) and (-3,-4) as the diameter of the circle, this might be a chord.

The center would always be at the perpendicular bisector of two chord or one chord and a tangent.

That's why first one is wrong and second one right.

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Is the point (11, 15) on the circle defined by (x-9)² + (y-15)² = 4?
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