
Matthew C. answered 05/11/19
Proficient SAT Math Tutor
Let's go one by one with these statements:
1) AB is the diameter of of circle P because P is the midpoint of the circle, A and B are points on the circle, and AB goes through P. True
2) Angle APC is a central angle of circle P because A and C are points on the circle and P is the midpoint. The angle is at the center of the circle. True
3) If HK and GF are perpendicular, then HJ = GF. HK is a radius of the circle whereas GF is a chord that cuts through HK. Even if HK and GF were perpendicular, the chord GF could go through any point of radius HK and thus, HJ = GF wouldn't necessarily be true. False
4) HK is a chord of the circle. HK is NOT a chord because a chord by definition has both of its endpoints on the circle itself. HK is the radius of the circle as H is its midpoint. False
5) BC is a minor arc of P. BC is indeed a minor arc of circle P because the arc from B to C spans less than half of the circle's edge. True
6) Angle DBA is a central angle of circle P. Angle DBA is NOT a central angle of circle P, because B is not the midpoint of the circle and the angle isn't formed from the circle's midpoint. False
7) The circles in Figure 2 are concentric. They are NOT concentric, because they both don't share the same midpoint. False
Thus, the only true statements are 1, 2, and 5. The correct answer is c)