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    This document discusses converting the general form of a circle equation to standard form. It explains that the process involves 4 steps: 1) Grouping like terms, 2) Moving constant terms to one side, 3) Applying the method of completing the squares to create two perfect square trinomials on both sides, and 4) Simplifying both sides of the equation. It provides an example demonstrating how to apply these steps to transform a circle equation from general to standard form.

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    1

    CONVERTING FROM GENERAL FORM TO THE


    STANDARD FORM OF THE EQUATION OF THE
    CIRCLE

    Prepared by: M. P. Ordoñez, RCh


    November 02, 2020
    2

    General Form of the Eqn of a Circle

    General
    Form of the
    Equation of a
    Circle
    3

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    Step 1: Group the terms with the same


    variables
    4

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    Step 2: Move the constant term to the right


    side of the equation.
    5

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    Step 3: Create two perfect square trinomials


    by applying the method of
    completing the squares. Whatever
    terms you add to the left side must
    be added to the right side.
    6

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    Step 3: Create two perfect square


    trinomials.
    7

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    Step 3: Create two perfect square


    trinomials.
    8

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    Step 4: Simplify both sides of the equation.

    How were these equations arrived at? (see next slides)


    9

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:
    10

    Squaring a Binomial

    In this process, we do the reverse:


    11

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    • Simplifying the perfect trinomial square


    12

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    • Simplifying the perfect trinomial square


    13

    Example 2
    14

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    Step 1: Group the terms with the same


    variables
    15

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    Step 2: Move the constant term to the right


    side of the equation.
    16

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    Step 3: Create two perfect square trinomials


    by applying the method of
    completing the squares. Whatever
    terms you add to the left side must
    be added to the right side.
    17

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    Step 3: Create two perfect square


    trinomials.
    18

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    Step 3: Create two perfect square trinomials.


    19

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    Step 4: Simplify both sides of the equation.

    How were these equations arrived at? (see next slides)


    20

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:
    21

    Squaring a Binomial
    Remember the formula for squaring a
    binomial.

    In this process, we do the reverse:


    22

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    • Simplifying the perfect trinomial square


    23

    Circle - Converting From General to


    Standard Form
    • Transform the equation:

    • Simplifying the perfect trinomial square


    24

    Thank you for listening!

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