Only selections B and D give a maximum height of 13 at t=3. However, both of those functions have the height be -5 at t=0, meaning the ball was served from 5 ft below ground. This does not seem like an appropriate model.
We suspect ...
• the "correct" answers are probably B and D
• whoever wrote the problem wasn't paying attention.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The triangle is isosceles with side WX equal to side WY:
WX = WY
9x -11 = 7x -3
2x = 8 . . . . . add 11-7x
x = 4
Then the side measures are ...
WX = WY = 7(4) -3 = 28 -3 = 25
XY = 4(4) +1 = 16 +1 = 17
There are eight, if I'm understanding the question correctly. 8 is in the ten thousands place, at least
The other side is x^2+9
x^3-27/x-3= x^2+9