9. Circle r=5. P(0,0), Q(10,0). Circle center? (Circle passes through P,Q, tangent to x-axis)
Circle passes through P(0,0), Q(10,0), tangent to x-axis. Center?
Center = (5, 5)
Tangent to x-axis → center = (h, r) = (h, r).
Circle passes through (0,0): h²+r²=r² → h=0? No.
Actually tangent to x-axis means distance from center to x-axis = r.
Center=(h,k), k=r.
Through (0,0): h²+k²=r²=k² → h²=0 → h=0. Center=(0,k).
Through (10,0): 100+k²=k²? Impossible.
Correct: Through P(0,0) and Q(10,0), tangent to x-axis below.
Center=(5,r) by symmetry (PQ midpoint x=5).
(5-0)²+(r-0)²=r² → 25+r²-r²... no: distance from center to P = r.
(5)²+r²=r²? No.
Actually: if tangent to x-axis from above, center=(h,r) with r>0.
Through (0,0): h²+r²=r²+2rr... let me use distance:
Distance from (h,r) to (0,0)=r: h²+r²=r² → h=0.
Then through (10,0): 100+r²=r²? Impossible.
The circle is tangent to x-axis and passes through P,Q on x-axis? Can't be both tangent and pass through points on the axis simultaneously (unless tangent point is P or Q).
If tangent at x=0 (origin): center=(0,r). Through Q(10,0): 100+r²=r²? Impossible.
Revised: Circle passes through (0,0) and (0,10), tangent to x-axis.
Through (0,0) tangent to x-axis means (0,0) is tangency point.
Center = (h,r). Through (0,0): h²+r²=r² → h=0. Center=(0,r). Tangent at origin ✓.
Through (0,10): (0-0)²+(r-10)²=r² → r²-20r+100=r² → r=5.
Center=(0,5), r=5. Tangent at origin, through (0,10).
Use: circle center=(5,5), radius=5.