2:10:53a²+b²=c² does not imply a+b=c
2:10:59it's because the equation is given to you in standard form
2:10:59You have the radius, just work off of it
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2:11:11it just means the center of the circle is at (-2,-5)
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2:11:19You just need to find the radius so it just sqrt of 169
2:11:28the radius is agnostic to the offsets anyway
2:11:28you could also set either x or y to 0 and solve
2:11:30you don't need to do anything with the rest of the equation
2:11:37A circle is a set of points with a common distance to a center point
2:11:43this question is just about remembering the standard formula for expressing a circle whose center is at a given point and has a given radius.
2:11:45So the common distance is the radius
2:11:45You just need the radius, though. You don't need to know x and y.
2:11:47That the reasoning behind it
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2:11:50it's just knowing the formula for a circle
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