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Find the radius of the circle `(x-5)(x-1)+(y-7)(y-4)=0` .

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`5//2`
The extremities of diameter are (5,7) and (1,4). The radius is half of the distance between them, i.e.,
`(1)/(2) sqrt((5-1)^(2)+(7-4)^(2))=(5)/(2)`
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