The answer to the question is letter d, 6 1/4 inches.
Answer:
The radius of the inner circle is 14 ft. Since the outer circle is 3 ft more than the inner circle, its radius is 17 ft. The circumference formula is 2(pi)radius (or 2(22/7)17 in this case). The circumference of the outer circle is 106.85 ft (or 106.9 if rounding). To find the difference, you would subtract the smallest FROM the greatest:
106.85 - 88 = 18.85 ft (or 18.9 if rounding)
To find the area of a rhombus, the formula is d1(d2)/2
d1 is 4+4 or 8
d2 is 7+10 or 17
17(8)=136
136/2=68
Domain: x≤5 (notice the closed dot on the right and the arrow on the left)
Range: y≤2 (notice the closed dot on the right and the arrow on the left)
The arrow means it keeps going infinitely. The closed dot means it stops there but is inclusive of that value.
