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Mathematics, 26.07.2020 19:01 Robinlynn228

Courtney constructed this figure using a compass with its width set equal to PR, the radius of the circle. She claims triangle PRS is equilateral because all three sides of the triangle are equal to PR. She also claims that applying the same argument to prove each triangle in the figure is equilateral proves that the inscribed hexagon is also equilateral. Which statement is true? A. Courtney's reasoning about triangle PRS is correct, but the hexagon is not equilateral. B. Courtney's reasoning about triangle PRS is correct, and the hexagon is equilateral. C. Courtney's reasoning about triangle PRS is incorrect, and the hexagon is not equilateral. D. Courtney's reasoning about triangle PRS is incorrect, but the hexagon is equilateral.

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