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S(x,y)=0 represents a circle. The equati...

S(x,y)=0 represents a circle. The equation S(x,2)=0 gives two identical solutions x=1 and the equation S(1,y)=0 gives two distinct solutions y=0,2 then the equatino of the circle is

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