Answer:
Draw a number line starting with -100, -95, -90, -85, -80, -75, -70, -65, -60, -55, -50, all the way to 0. Then put a point mark at where the -98 would be.
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All you really have to do is find the measure of angle T - if T=R then when you find the measure of T then it will also = R
They model various situations where there is an increasing curve. An example is if you throw a baseball and it curves back down as gravity has more and more of a affect on it. This would be a different equation than if you threw a basketball as the basketball wouldn't go as high but would have about the same downwards acceleration due to gravity.
