Answer:
She rode her bike 20 miles... I believe this may be a trick question.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's break down this problem...
If she is going at a rate of 5 miles per hour while walking than the maximum she could have walked in 5 hours is 25 miles.
If Angela rode her bike for 20 miles, and the got off her bike and walked "<em>the rest of the way</em>" then she should have walked 50 miles. However as we already know her rate is 5 miles per hour while walking, and therefore could only have covered half that distance in 5 hours.
Is this a multiple choice question? Is there any misssing informaation?
Hope this helps but I think there is a 1/4 or a 25% chance of somebody winning a prize.
The number of $0.50 increases to maximize the profit is X = 1.
First of all, we need to write the linear function which represents the price of the ticket for each increase of $0.50:
P - Price of each ticket.
x - number of increases.
We know that the current price is $5.00, so:

After that, let's build a linear function which shows the number of tickets sold <u>for each</u> price increase:
T - number of tickets.
x - number of increases.

With all this done, we can finally build the quadratic function which represents the money earned:
M - money earned

Now, to finish, we only have to <u>calculate the value of X</u>(number of increases) which can give us the maximum value of this function:
the X coordinate for the maximum value of a quadratic is expressed by:

In our equation, b = 100 and a = - 50 :

Thus, the number of increases which <u>maximizes</u> the profit is 1.
Learn more about linear and quadratic functions in: brainly.com/question/4119784