6.3.2 Review of the Equation of a Circle

• center: (6, -4)

  radius = 49

• center: (6, -4)

  radius = 7

• center: (-6, 4)

  radius = 7

• center: (-6, 4)

  radius = 49

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• center: (5, 0)

  radius = 4

• center: (0, 5)

  radius = 2

• center: (5, 0)

  radius = 2

• center: (0, 0)

  radius = 2

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• None of these equations represent the circle.

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Which equation represents the circle that has a center at (-6, 3) and a diameter of 8?

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Which equation represents the circle?

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• x + 5

• x - 5

• y + 7

• -5

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• y + 8

• y - 8

• x - 3

• y - 3

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A circle is centered at the origin and has a radius of 4. Complete the equation to represent the circle.

x² + y² = (a)  

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• Inside the Circle

• On the Circle

• Outside the Circle

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