Check the picture below.
so, we know the parabola has a vertex at (0 , 50), we also know it passes through (60 , 0), so then
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so then, what's "y" when x = 25?

4+3+2=9
216/9=24
(A)- 4 x 24= £96
Hope this helps!☺
I am not too sure whether there were options, but one way to approach this is to fill it with "multiplication" and "addition" - the distributive property combines addition and multiplication to make multiplying whole numbers simpler.
The gain is that you don't have to make one difficult multiplication, but a couple of simpler ones and then you can add them up.
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EXPLANATION
The given sequence is;
-34,-21,-8,5,....
The first term of the sequence is

The common difference is


The recursive definition is given by;


for n=2,3,4,...
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