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If (x + 5)² + (y − 1)² = 10 is the equation of a circle, what is the length of the
radius and coordinates of the center?
A radius=√10 and the center coordinates are (5, -1)
B radius=√10 and the center coordinates are (-5, 1)
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c) radius = 5 and the center coordinates are (-5, 1)
D radius = 5 and the center coordinates are (5, -1)
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