#CIRCLES!
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<@&791435371564892232> !
area of a circle is pir^2
you can find r
by finding distance from origin to centre of circle since the circle passes through the origin
to find the distance you can use Pythagoras
@shut bridge
but i don’t know the centre
it’s okay haha that’s the tricky part 😭
so you have the equation of the circle right
in terms of a
you know two points on the circle
so you can get two equations in terms of a
like two equations of the distance from the centre
im not sure 😂
nws i’m trying it, thank you for the ideas!
im actually so confused
did you get the equation of the circle as (x-a)^2 + (y+a)^2 = rt2a
what’s rt2a?
i think i got it
(2)^1/2 * a
i got (x-a)^2 + (y+a)^2 = r^2 as the equation of the circle
yeaaah it works
ohhh
instead of r^2
wait so did you do part b?
yeah
whats the answer
what did you get the radius as?
13 sqrt 2
mm i got 169/18 pi as area
i got a =13/6
i got 13
how
-2a-10a
no problem