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If the center of a circle is at (a, b) and the radius of the circle is c, how would you write the equation of the circle?

If the center of a circle is at (a, b) and the radius of the circle is c, how would you write the equation of the circle?
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If the center of a circle is at (a, b) and the radius of the circle is c, how would you write the equation of the circle?

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Explanation:

(x-a)² + (y-b)² = c²

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