Ok, so this is a sum of aruthmetic sequence and also use some logic
it goes 10 feet down, then 5 up, 5 down, etc (see attachment)
so the total distance is the sum of all the numbers in the sequence doubled, minus the first term (since it didn't bounce 10 feet up, it started from top)
the sum of an aruthmetic is
Sn=

where a1=first term, r=common ratio and n=which time
first term=10
common ratio is 0.5
n=4
so
2[

]-10=answer27.5
the answer is 27.5 feet
Answer: 1.30p + 3n = 35
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
No.
Step-by-step explanation:
The numbers aren't going up at a constant rate. Say each lap costs 2 dollars. On lap 4, you have paid 8 dollars total. On lap 9, you have paid 18 dollars total. But the 10th lap is free, which means you pay 0 dollars. In order for this pattern to be constant, you would need to pay 20 dollars, but instead you pay 0.