Answer:
$150
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of the lawn is 12m so 12 x 12.50 is 150. It would cost $150
You can factor a parabola by finding its roots: if

has roots
, then you have the following factorization:

In order to find the roots, you can use the usual formula

In the first example, this formula leads to

So, you can factor

The same goes for the second parabola.
As for the third exercise, simply plug the values asking

you get

Add 3 to both sides:

Divide both sides by 1.5:

Answer:
A=9675.299
Step-by-step explanation:
A=p(1+r)^t
A compound amount
P is the principle amount invested
r : rate ( semiannually is 0.5 )
t=years ( semiannually 12*2=24)
A=3000(1+0.10/2)^24
A=9675.299
825/3 = 275 which is how many miles she drove in January.
275*4= 1100 which is how many miles she drove in February.
Ms. Turner drove 1100 miles in February.