what is the greatest distance of the point P(10,7) from the circle x2 + y- 4x -2y -20 = 0 ?

max. distance of (10,7). from circle = distance of point (10,7) from centre of circle + radius of circle (i.e. distance of point through any diameter of circle)

For circle, x2 + y- 4x -2y -20 = 0 , centre is ( 2,1) i.e. (-g,-f))and radius / 22 + 12 - (-20) (i.e. /g2+f2 - c) or  /25 = 5

Since centre is (2,1) so distance of centre from (2,1) = / (10-2)2 + (7 - 1)2 = /64 + 36 = /100 = 10

So max distance = 10+ 5 = 15 units.

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max. distance of (10,7). from circle = distance of point (10,7) from centre of circle + radius of circle (i.e. distance of point through any diameter of circle)

For circle, x2 + y2 - 4x -2y -20 = 0 , centre is ( 2,1) i.e. (-g,-f))and radius / 22 + 12 - (-20) (i.e. /g2+f2 - c) or /25 = 5

Since centre is (2,1) so distance of centre from (2,1) = / (10-2)2 + (7 - 1)2 = /64 + 36 = /100 = 10

So max distance = 10+ 5 = 15 units.

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