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I need the vertex the center and the limit
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This is based on the equation of a circle centre (-10,5) and radius >1. So the graph consists of concentric circles extending indefinitely outwards. Just a few circles are shown in the picture:

The most central circle represents the lower limit. All the rest of the x-y plane outside this circle is completely filled with concentric circles radiating from (-10,5) without limit. The circumference of the innermost circle is the inner boundary and has a radius of 1.

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