Solving for an x^2+y^2=Ae^x Circle Passing Through (0,1)

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I had x^2+y^2=Ae^x, how can i find out the cirle pass (0,1) and perpendicular to that cirle ? :frown:
 
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I had x^2+y^2=Ae^x, how can i find out the cirle pass (0,1) and perpendicular to that cirle ? :frown:

Perpendicular to what circle? x2+ y2= Aex is NOT a circle!
 
sorry, it is curve not circle ? But I foun answer, I do sqare root of y and find y' and let it be a tangent's coeficent, and put it in a of y=ax+b, i found equation of y. :smile: :smile:
 

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