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    The document is a textbook on pre-calculus by BG Arias. It covers topics such as the definition of a circle, with the set of all points having the same distance from a given center point called the circle, and examples of writing the standard equation of circles with different centers and radii. It also includes word problems asking the reader to find heights, radii, or standard equations of circles based on given information. The textbook provides explanations, examples, and exercises on pre-calculus concepts related to circles.

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    The document is a textbook on pre-calculus by BG Arias. It covers topics such as the definition of a circle, with the set of all points having the same distance from a given center point called the circle, and examples of writing the standard equation of circles with different centers and radii. It also includes word problems asking the reader to find heights, radii, or standard equations of circles based on given information. The textbook provides explanations, examples, and exercises on pre-calculus concepts related to circles.

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    Let C be a given point.
    The set of all points P
    having the same distance
    from C is called a circle.
    The point C is called the
    center of the circle, and
    the common distance its
    radius.

    standard equation,
    C(0,0):
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    x 2 + y 2 = r 2.
    Let C be a given point.
    The set of all points P
    having the same distance
    from C is called a circle.
    The point C is called the
    center of the circle, and
    the common distance its
    radius.

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    C(3, 0); radius is 4

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    𝐶(7, −1); radius is 6
    5
    𝐶(−3, ); radius is 5.5
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    The edge of the tunnel is
    approximately 6.63 ft high.

    (10, height)

    height

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    The boundary of the plate can be
    described by a circle whose center is at
    (1, -6) and a standard equation of
    (𝒙 − 𝟏)𝟐 +(𝒚 + 𝟔)𝟐 = 𝟏𝟎𝟎.

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