Original post by Mimilina
AB is the diameter of a circle where A is (1,4), and B is (7,-2) show that the equation of the circle may be written as X² + Y² −8X −2Y =1.
A sketch usually helps, but use the two points to get the centre and radius of the circle then expand the usual equation.
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