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trapecia [35]3 years ago

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Answer

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if you plug in 10 for the Y, you’ll figure that you must subtract 10 from both sides. the. you divide by 2 which makes it an automatic 0.

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Domain means the values of independent variable(input) which will give defined output to the function.

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The height h of a projectile is a function of the time t it is in the air. The height in feet for t seconds is given by the function

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Solution:

To get defined output, the height h(t) need to be greater than or equal to zero. We need to set up an inequality and solve it to find the domain values.

$To \; find \; domain:\\\\h(t) \geq0\\\\-16t^2+96t \geq 0\\Factoring \; -16t \; in \; the \; left \; side \; of \; the \; inequality\\\\-16t(t-6) \geq 0\\Step \; 1: Find \; Boundary \; Points \; by \; setting \; up \; above \; inequality \; to \; zero.\\\\t(t-6)=0\\Use \; zero \; factor \; property \; to \; solve\\\\t=0 \; (or) \; t = 6\\\\Step \; 2: \; List \; the \; possible \; solution \; interval \; using \; boundary \; points\\(- \infty,0], \; [0, 6], \& [6, \infty)$

$Step \; 3:Pick \; test \; point \; from \; each \; interval \; to \; check \; whether \\\; makes \; the \; inequality \; TRUE \; or \; FALSE\\\\When \; t = -1\\-16(-1)(-1-6) \geq 0\\-112 \geq 0 \; FALSE\\(-\infty, 0] \; is \; not \; solution\\Also \; Logically \; time \; t \; cannot \; be \; negative\\\\When \; t = 1\\-16(1)(1-6) \geq 0\\80 \geq 0 \; TRUE\\ \; [0, 6] \; is \; a \; solution\\\\When \; t = 7\\-16(7)(7-6) \geq 0\\-112 \geq 0 \; FALSE\\ \; [6, -\infty) \; is \; not \; solution$

Conclusion:

The domain of the function is the time in between 0 to 6 seconds

$0 \leq t \leq 6$

The height will be positive in the above interval.

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