Hey! Start by finding the radius. We will assume that point is the center point of the circle, so the radius is the distance between points
and
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Let's use the distance formula, substituting in the known values:
Simplify:
Now, we'll use the formula for the circumference of a circle, substituting in the known value:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Hello!
1) Firstly, let's enlist all the coordinate, (x,y) points to visualize it better.:
2) Check the pair of sets for this function below. The Domain Set, on the left. The Range set, on the right. This Diagram shows a one to one (injective and surjective) function . Since its element of the Range is 4, then its corresponding one on the Domain set is 2.
Step-by-step explanation:
2.5-4.6+11
-2.1+11
8.9
1)division
2)addition because it cames before
3)subtraction