Ex 1: Find Standard Equation of a Circle Given the Endpoints of a Diameter

This video provides an example of how to find the standard equation of a circle given the endpoints of a diameter.

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[maxicangreg]

This helped me understand the other parts. I thought you stop at the first part but i see now that there are more steps towards this. Thanks a bunch

[novz]

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[ceezgeez]

Awesome! this also works for spheres if you add a third dimension of z. Thanks helped out in my Calculus 3 class..

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[PitsanaD]

does it matter which endpoint you use? if I used (4, 3) instead of (-2, 1) would it make a difference?

[talia]

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[fqizgnv]

How do you solve this? Please help Quezon Memorial Circle as a diameter of 500 meters. Jake is at the center and move to 25 meters away from the center. Find the missing point.

[mxvwepw]

what if the endpoints are variables like (3m, 3n) and (3p, 3q)?

[mabeleenduenasdagoy]

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[jackieortiz]

How do I do this when my points are (-3, -2) and (6, 3)?

[JameshendrixGaledo]

Bro may I ask a question why is it positive 9? I thought it's -3 and =-9? Rightt

[ninoneillopez]

It's wrong. The diameter must not equal to radius.
To find the radius = diameter divided by 2.

[jhonlester]

ty. but u should not put the subtitle because it covered your equation