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20160715_205202[1].jpgThe answer i got for the proving was x^2-6x+y^2+8y=0. How will u guys do this and is the answer correct?Btw it question3.
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Original post by Akhito Kanbara
The answer i got for the proving was x^2-6x+y^2+8y=0. How will u guys do this and is the answer correct?


Could you show the question and your working please?
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[QUOTE=Akhito Kanbara;66432084]20160715_205202[1].jpgThe answer i got for the proving was x^2-6x+y^2+8y=0. How will u guys do this and is the answer correct?Btw it question3.

I got the same as you. I checked their answer, and the point (-1,7) is on the circle. However if z=-1+7i then w is not "totally" imaginary. Really don't like it how they used that word lol, almost like they are being sarcastic, and they may as well be. So their answer is incorrect.
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Thanks for telling.
Original post by Akhito Kanbara
20160715_205202[1].jpgThe answer i got for the proving was x^2-6x+y^2+8y=0. How will u guys do this and is the answer correct?Btw it question3.


yeah sorry the question had an error. it should read 8 instead of 8i.

thanks

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