I think its (6.5+3.25)÷0.2=48.75
dont quote me on that, I tried and I'm not the best at math lol.
Always true because addition and subtraction is commutative
-6.2-(-3.96) = -2.24
-3.96-(-6.2)= -2.24
5.71+2.84=8.55
2.84+5.71=8.55
Hope this helped :)
Eq. 1 .10x + .25y = 9.45
Eq. 2 x + y = 60 rewrite as x = 60 - y and substitute into equation 1.
.10(60 - y) + .25y = 9.45
6 - .1y + .25y = 9.45
6 + .15y = 9.45
.15y = 3.45
y = 23
60 - 23 = 37
23 quarters
37 dimes
23* .25 = 5.75
37 * .1 = 3.70
5.75 + 3.70 =9.45
Answer: OPTION A.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the following function:

You know that it represents the the height of the ball (in meters) when it is a distance "x" meters away from Rowan.
Since it is a Quadratic function its graph is parabola.
So, the maximum point of the graph modeling the height of the ball is the Vertex of the parabola.
You can find the x-coordinate of the Vertex with this formula:

In this case:

Then, substituting values, you get:

Finally, substitute the value of "x" into the function in order to get the y-coordinate of the Vertex:
Therefore, you can conclude that:
<em> The maximum height of the ball is 0.75 of a meter, which occurs when it is approximately 1 meter away from Rowan.</em>