Find the standard of the circle which has a circle at ( 15, -20), radius 9.
Graph two overlapping circles in the cartesian plane, such that the center of one another
lies at the circumference of the other.
• Show the standard and general equations of these circles inductively (meaning, writing
from its properties going to the equation).
• Graph also a parabola whose vertex is the center of one circle, and whose opening faces
the center of the other circle.
• Graph another parabola opposite to the first one whose endpoints of Latus Rectum are
the intersection points of the two circles.
• Show the standard and general equations of the parabolas inductively (meaning, writing
from its properties going to the equation).
m=(m=( -7+(-2 )/2, 3+(-3)/2
m=( -7+(-2 )/2, 3+(-3)/2
Coplanar points are points on the same plane. X, Y, Z are coplanar points.therefore
1. An archeologist found the remains of an ancient wheel, which she then placed on a grid. If an arc of the wheel passes through A(-7,0), B(-3,4) and C(7,0), located the center of the wheel, and the standard equation of the circle defining its boundary.
Show that the closed sphere with centre (1,3,5) and radius 8 in R³ is contained in the
open cube
P ={(x, y, z): | x -1| <10, | y - 3 | < 10, | z - 5 | <10}.
Find the cylindrical coordinates of the points where the Cartesian coordinates are :
(√5, 1,2)
Find the cylindrical coordinates of the points where the Cartesian coordinates are :
(3, 3,4)
Express the following surfaces in spherical coordinates:
y² +z² -x² = 1