Answer:
The answer would be A)98.
I got this by taking the 3 test scores that were provided and adding them then subtracting that by 360 (90x4 - which would give you a 90 in the end) so I had 360 - 262 which equaled 98 and that would be the score needed to have a 90 in the end.
Step-by-step explanation:
thr standard form for a quadratic equation is:
ax²+bx+c
in this example, a=1, b=(-1), c=(-42)
That already is a 91.1 grade average. If you want to keep that, get a 90 and above. To find your average, add all your test scores up and divide them by how many scores there are. For instance if you add all those scores up you get 274. Divide it by 3 because there are three scores and there is your average!
Area = 0.5 x (a+b) x h
= 0.5 x (15cm + 6cm) x 1/5cm
= 0.1 x 21cm
=2.1cm^2 (2.1 centimeters squared)