Check the picture below, it hits the ground at y = 0
thus


and I'm sure you know how much that is
it hits it at two points, as you notice in the picture, at 0 seconds, when it's first hit and goes up, and when it falls down.
The total amount due after a given period of time is given by the following formula:

This is for simple interest. <em>A</em> is the total amount due. <em>t</em> is the period of time, <em>r</em> is the interest rate and <em>P</em> is the initial amount borrowed.
To use the formula, <em>t</em> and <em>r</em> must have the same unit of time (both in years or both in months for example). We have the yearly rate as 15%, or well, 0.15. The period is 6 months, which will be half a year, or well, 0.5 years. With this information, we can now replace the values on the formula:

With this, the total amount due will be $3225.
Alternatively, we can first calculate the interest due with the following formula:

And add this amount to the initial amount of money borrowed to estimate the total amount due.

After six months, the student has to pay the $3000 borrowed, plus $225 of interest:

Answer. Total amount due after 6 months: $3225.
Answer: n=3
Step-by-step explanation:
Divide by - 2
(N+3) = 6
Subtract 3
N= 3
50km to 80km is 30km
10c to -80c is -90c
and since it linear (Which means the change is constant or the same)
every 10 km show a -30c decrease
so
60 km is -20c
70km is -50c
answer is c