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1 year ago

About when does the softball reach its maximum height?

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Masja [62]1 year ago

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Based on the given graph, the time when the softball reaches its maximum height is about 1.8 seconds.

<h3>When is the softball at it highest?</h3>

The softball is at its maximum height at the point where the curve begins to go back down.

This means the maximum height is 50 feet.

The time when this softball reaches this height is between 1 and 2 seconds at 0.8.

The time the softball reaches its maximum height is therefore 1.8 seconds.

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