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Let C1 be a circle with radius a C2 a circle with radius b, and let...

Let C1 be a circle with radius a C2 a circle with radius b, and let the centers of C1 and C2 have a distance of c apart.

In terms of a,b, and c prove:

When C1 n C2 when are there zero intersection points? Prove this

When are there two intersection points? Prove this

When are three intersection points? Prove this

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