The circumcenter of a triangle whose vertices are A(-2,3), B(-4,1), C(3,5) is:
Correct answer: A. (25/6,-31/6)
- A. (25/6,-31/6)
- B. (25,-31)
- C. (1,1)
- D. (-1,3)
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