Prove that the two circles shown below are similar. circle c is shown with a center at negative 3, 1 and a radius of 4. circle e is shown with a center at 4,9 with a radius of 3.

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OK. I will prove it.

We must prove that there are two conditions:

1. The same shape (the corresponding angles are the same measure).

2. Corresponding lengths form a proportion.

1. Any two circles have the same shape.

2. We calculate the circumference of both circles.

The formula of a circumference of a circle:

r - radius

We have

Substitute:

The ratio of radiuses:

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