Nate Natalie
5_2 2_2
10_4 4_4
15_6 6_6
Natalie walked 6 feet
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
1) Rewrite
in the form
, where a = y and b = 1.

2) Use Square of Difference:
.

3) Factor
.
1 - Ask: Which two numbers add up to 6 and multiply to -7?
-1 and 7
2 - Rewrite the expression using the above.

Outcome/Result: 
4) Rewrite the expression with a common denominator.

5) Expand.

6) Collect like terms.

7) Simplify
to 

It would be 20
21.3
-1.8
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19.5 rounded would be 20
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation: