Asked by hi
One of the parking lot lights at a hospital has a motion detector on it, and the equation
(x + 10)^2 + (y − 8)^2 = 16 describes the boundary within which motion can be sensed.
What is the greatest distance, in feet, a person could be from the parking lot light and be detected?
2 ft
4 ft
9 ft
256 ft
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The equation is a circle with center (-10, 8) and radius sqrt(16) = 4. So the farthest a person can be and still be detected is 4 ft.
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