Learning Target: I will graph a circle and state its domain and range. Review HW: Page 610 #12-19 all.

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Learning Target: I will graph a circle and state its domain and range. Review HW: Page 610 #12-19 all

Center: (4, -3) Radius:3 CenterRadius

Domain: The set of all ________________ of the ordered pairs of a relation. Always wrote as: _____________________. Range: The set of all _________________ of the order pairs of a relation. Always wrote as : _______________________. State the domain and range for the circle in Example 1. Domain:Range: X-coordinates Y-coordinates

Center: (-3, -2) Radius: 4 Domain: Range: Question: Is there a connection between the center and radius vs. the domain and rand?

On your graph paper, you are to create a picture using circles. You MUST use at least 6 circles in your picture and the following must be included:  At least two circles intersect  At least two circles are tangent  At least one circle inscribed in another circle On another piece of paper, you must also provide the equations of your circles along with their domain and range.

What items do you think are important to have and how much should each be worth? ____/ 50 points total (2 bonus points for using more than 10 circles)