Answer:
Option B. 
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
If a ordered pair lie on the circle. then the ordered pair must satisfy the equation of the circle
step 1
Find the equation of the circle
we know that
The equation of the circle in center radius form is equal to

where
r is the radius of the circle
(h,k) is the center of the circle
substitute the values


step 2
Verify each case
case A) 
substitute the value of
in the equation of the circle and then compare the results

------> is not true
therefore
the ordered pair Q not lie on the circle
case B) 
substitute the value of
in the equation of the circle and then compare the results

------> is true
therefore
the ordered pair R lie on the circle
case C) 
substitute the value of
in the equation of the circle and then compare the results

------> is not true
therefore
the ordered pair S not lie on the circle
case D) 
substitute the value of
in the equation of the circle and then compare the results

------> is not true
therefore
the ordered pair T not lie on the circle
A touchdown is scored 6 points for each touchdown and the points made after a touchdown is scored 2 points each. We are given the following variables:
t = number of touchdowns
p = number of points after a touchdown
Total score = 6t + 2p
Where 6 times t is the total score given by the number of touchdowns multiplied by 6 points, the same goes for the expression 2p.
The answer is 16 units
An easy way to find the perimeter is remembering the formula of a+b+c.
So in this case, you count how many units each line of the triangle it covers. 4+6+6= 16
So I am pretty sure you need to combine the shapes or you just need to make each of them 3d
Answer: 1/70
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a question that can also be interpreted as what is the probability of having the first number of a phone number to be 8 and the last number of the phone number to also be 8. This answer gives the fraction of the phone numbers that starts with 8 and end with 8.
Since three numbers (0,1,2) cannot start a phone number and we are left to pick from 7 numbers,
then the probability of figure "8" starting phone number = 1/7
Since all 10 numbers can possibly end a phone number,
then the probability of having figure "8" as the last digit of a phone number = 1/10
Hence probability of having "8" as the first and last digit of a phone number = fraction of total telephone numbers that begin with digit 8 and end with digit 8 = 1/7 × 1/10 = 1/70.