A coordinate plane with the origin labeled “O.” x-axis, scale -6 to 6 , by 1's. y-axis,-6 through 7, by 1's. Circle and square graphed. circle’s circumference passes through 2 of the squares vertices. The circle’s center is the origin and it’s circumference is indicated by a dashed line that passes through the following approximate points on the axes: Negative 5 point 3 comma 0, 0 comma 5 point 3, 5 point 3 comma 0, and 0 comma negative 5 point 3. The square is tilted so that all its sides are diagonal to the coordinate grid. It has vertices at: 0 comma 0, negative 2 comma 5, 3 comma 7, and 5 comma 2. The circumference of the circle passes through the square’s vertices at negative 2 comma 5 and 5 comma 2 so that the sides of the square, extending from the origin to those 2 vertices, are within the circle. @Kia Johnson I didn't want to say that the sides of the square were the radius felt like taking away some of the cognitive demand) but felt a little wordy. REPLY 11:44 (Fixed some language, now that I am writing for same image on grid): A coordinate plane with the origin labeled “O.” The x-axis has the numbers negative 6 through 6 indicated with tick marks. The y-axis has the numbers negative 6 through 7 indicated with tick marks. A square and a circle are drawn on the plane so that the circle’s circumference passes through 2 of the squares vertices. The circle’s center is the origin and it’s circumference is indicated by a dashed line that passes through the following approximate points on the axes: Negative 5 point 3 comma 0, 0 comma 5 point 3, 5 point 3 comma 0, and 0 comma negative 5 point 3. The square is tilted so that all its sides are diagonal to the coordinate grid. It has vertices at: 0 comma 0, negative 2 comma 5, 3 comma 7, and 5 comma 2. The circumference of the circle passes through the square’s vertices at negative 2 comma 5 and 5 comma 2 so that the sides of the square, extending from the origin to those 2 vertices, are within the circle.

A coordinate plane with the origin labeled “O.” x-axis, scale -6 to 6 , by 1's. y-axis,-6 through 7, by 1's. Circle and square graphed. the circle’s circumference passes through 2 of the squares vertices. The circle’s center is the origin and it’s circumference is indicated by a dashed line that passes through the following approximate points on the axes: Negative 5 point 3 comma 0, 0 comma 5 point 3, 5 point 3 comma 0, and 0 comma negative 5 point 3. The square is tilted so that all its sides are diagonal to the coordinate grid. It has vertices at: 0 comma 0, negative 2 comma 5, 3 comma 7, and 5 comma 2. The circumference of the circle passes through the square’s vertices at negative 2 comma 5 and 5 comma 2 so that the sides of the square, extending from the origin to those 2 vertices, are within the circle.