Answer:
A) false statement: B
true statement: The diameter of the circle is 12 units because a diameter is twice the radius.
B) false statement: A
true statement: The radius of the circle is 5 units because the radius is half the diameter.
To determine the perimeter of the pentagon, you must first calculate a side length of it. Let's name the coordinates A(-1,4) and B(2,3).
To figure out how far the points are from each other, you have to use the distance formula:



D_{AB}= \sqrt{(2--1)^2+{(3-4)^2}




Now, the formula for the perimeter of a pentagon is
P = 5×side length
So...
Perimeter = 5×

The answer is (2)
11/12 i believe that is the answer
Answer:
(x,y)--> (x+4,y-4)
Step-by-step explanation: