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In polar coordinates, the parametric equations x=6+cosθ and y=sinθ represent a circle Γ1. In Cartesian coordinates, there is a...Asked by Marlen
In polar coordinates, the parametric equations x=5+cos(t) and y=sin(t) represent a circle1. In Cartesian coordinates, there is a circle2 that is externally tangent to circle1, tangent to the y-axis, and centered at (12,sqrt b). What is the value of b?
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Almost this exact problem is done in one of the related questions below.
Consider the distance between the two centers.
Consider the distance between the two centers.
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