Depending on the length of the jump rope but usually you may need both feet and inches. By checking the average lengths of a jump rope you have: 7ft, 8ft,9ft,10ft for different heights so from this information the correct answer is feet
55/100 or 11/20
Since 55% is 55/100 as a fraction. then at it's simplest form it's 11/20.
Use trigonometry.
sinQ = 14/50 = 0.28
-> angle Q = sin^-1(0.28) = approx 16 degrees
-> cosQ = A/H -> cos16 = PQ/50
=> PQ = 50*cos16 = approx 48.06
So yea.
The answer is -6x^2 + 7x, or answer choice A.
