In the standard coordinate plane, the points and are the endpoints of a diameter of a circle . A line passes through the center of and is perpendicular to segment . A point lies on line such that the distance from to the center of is equal to the radius of . If the -coordinate of is greater than the -coordinate of the center of , what is the -coordinate of ?
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The y-coordinate of the point P is 1.
The correct answer is 1. The center of circle C is the midpoint of the diameter AB, which is calculated as M(5, 5). The radius is half the length of AB, which is 5. The line L passing through M perpendicular to AB has a slope of -4/3. Points on this line at a distance of 5 from M are found by changing the coordinates by (+3, -4) or (-3, +4), yielding (8, 1) and (2, 9). Since the x-coordinate must be greater than the center's x-coordinate of 5, the correct point is (8, 1), which has a y-coordinate of 1.
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Applying midpoint, distance, and perpendicular slope relationships in coordinate geometry to locate points.
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