Andrew8018 Andrew8018

01-01-2018
Mathematics

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What is the radius of for the circle given by the equation x^2+(y-1)^2=12?

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lesliekolleroxrkcf lesliekolleroxrkcf

01-01-2018

√12 = 2√3

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jasonkdurham jasonkdurham

21-06-2021

The answer is either 2√3 or 3.464

If it tells you to round to the nearest thousandth your answer will be 3.464, if it doesn’t then your answer will be 2√3.

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