
Conic sections
Writing equations of circles worksheets
Write exact standard-form circle equations from centers, radii, points, diameters, translations, area, circumference and tangent lines.
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Read a circle in standard form, find its center and radius, and graph the complete circle on an equal-scale coordinate grid.
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Find the center and radius, then graph each circle.
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Each worksheet contains four standard-form equations and four coordinate grids from −10 to 10. Find the center and radius before drawing.
Plot the center, count the radius left, right, up and down, then draw a circle through those four extrema.
The separate key shows the exact center, radius and completed circle on each equal-scale grid.
Learning objective
Connect standard circle form with an exact center, radius and coordinate graph.
Worked example
Center (2, −1), radius 3.
Plot the center, mark points three units left, right, up and down, then draw the circle through them.
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