I want to check if circle contain some point(latitude and longitude). the problem I have is that the number before the point are equals, for example:
- $\left(x-22.276706726696727\right)^2+\left(y-70.77873229980467\right)^2=4.51^2$
- $\left(x-22.348170603696186\right)^2+\left(y-70.95245361328125\right)^2=5.47^2$
I insert the equations into desmos and this is the result:

If I will insert show it on some map space it will be:

There is way to check it more precisely and maybe my problem is that I dont normalize it? any suggestions?
thanks.
Looking at your map of Gujarat, it seems that you are using degrees on the left hand side for the circle centres (co-ordinates in Rajkot and perhaps near Kuvadava) but something like kilometres on the right hand side.
Hence the confusion with your almost concentric circles, which assume the units are the same on each side.