Answer:
The circle drawn with the origin as the center and passes through the point (13/2, 0) has a radius of 13/2 units.
Any point that lies within this radius from the origin will be inside the circle. Therefore, any point that is more than 13/2 units away from the origin will not lie in the interior of the circle.
For example, the point (7, 0) does not lie in the interior of the circle because the distance from the origin to this point is greater than the radius of the circle.
Geometry can be quite interesting, isn't it? Do you often work with shapes and figures?
