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Chapter 2: Q. 13 (page 126)

Graph each equation.

x2+y-32=16

Short Answer

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On graphing the equation, we get,

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Step 1. Given information.

Consider the given question,

x2+y-32=16......(i)

The equation of a circle with center h,k and radius r is given below,

localid="1645884557574" x-h2+y-k2=r2......(ii)

Compare equations (i) and (ii),

h=0,k=3,r=4

Then the center of the circle is at h,k=0,3.

As the radius is 4units, four points on the circle can be located by plotting points that are 4units to the right, left, up and down from the center.

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Step 2. Plot the graph.

On plotting the graph,

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