Please help me I am stuck

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Angelina_Jolie [31]2 years ago

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So the answer to one is simply 132, because all you have to do it replace t with 0.5, and then evaluate.

the answer to the first part of second question is -64/32 or -2 because all you have to do is find the vertex, which is the point of maximum height. the formula for this -b/2a.
the answer to the second part is 160 because to find the height at the vertex just plug the x coordinate of the vertex in and evaluate. this will give you the maximum height

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