Short Answer: AB
Argument
Take F to be the center. The line segment that IS a diameter or radius must either go through F (that would make the line a diameter) or to be a radius the segment mus end in F and touch the circumference once. See below.
The diameter must not only go through F, it must touch the circumference in two places. EFB is a diameter. So is AFC
The radius must have 1 endpoint at the center and one endpoint on the circumference. DF is a radius.
So what isn't? Answer: AB isn't. It neither goes through F nor is F one of the end points.
Answer: AB
Yep you have done it correctly
At x=-2, f(x)=-1. at x=4, f(x)=-13.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
I will assume that the shaded region is the fire pit
Given


Required
Determine the area of the fire pit
First, calculate the area of the big circle.

Area of the small is:

The area of the pit is:







230 minus 75 or 5*15 is 155. so the answer is 155 dollars.