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On the Moon, a falling object falls just 2.65 feet in the first second after being dropped. Each second it falls 5.3 feet farther than in the previous second. How far would an object fall in the first ten seconds after being dropped?

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S₁₀ = 10/2 (2*2.65 + 9*5.3) = 265.0

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