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by girishj » Mon Apr 25, 2016 6:28 pm
Pls refer the attachment for the question. Can someone pls explain this?
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by OptimusPrep » Mon Apr 25, 2016 8:10 pm
girishj wrote:Pls refer the attachment for the question. Can someone pls explain this?
We are given that (4,0) and (-4, 0) lie on the circle.
This means that the centre should lie somewhere on the Y axis.

If the points lie on the diameter, then the radius will be = 4, but this will be the smallest possible value
What if the points are lying on the other chords, so the radius will keep on increasing.

Now assume a circle so big that the points given are on the smallest possible chord. In this case, the value of the radius will be very big.

Correct Option: E

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by girishj » Tue Apr 26, 2016 9:32 am
Yes it does. Thanks Ankur.
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Yes it does. Thanks Ankur.
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