Answer:
5^10
Step-by-step explanation:
Alright,
you will need to solve for each variable to find if they got the equation correctly or not..
Let's start with h
isolate h
(1/2)h = A/(b1+b2)
Now we need to get rid of 1/2 we may do so by multiplying both sides by 2
h = 2(A/(b1+b2))
And that's not how they did it for h so Option D doesn't apply
Let's see C
Also doesn't apply since they multiplied 2 only by A rather than A/h
Let's see B
Also not correct they made the same mistake as with option C
Let's see A
again same mistake
when multiplying both sides by 2
the 2 should be as following

I believe you should contact your instructor and explain that non of the options is right.
To find the correct function, just plug in 10 and 2 to see if the function equals zero with both numbers.
f(x)=x^2-12x+20
f(10)=100-120+20
f(10)=0 --> that's what we want, so let's check the other number
f(x)=x^2-12x+20
f(2)=4-24+20
f(2)=0 --> perfect. this function has zeros at both x=10 and x=2
The function that has zeros at both x=10 and x=2 is f(x)=x^2-12x+20.
10 is 20 degrees
11 is 180-145= 35 degrees
12, so the way you do it is by the fact that one opposite exterior angle is equal to two interior angles, so 40+46= 86 degrees.
8 is 86-35= 51 degrees
9 is 29 plus 62 equals 91 degrees.
Hope this helps! I tried to type this really fast