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.
Probably a C-, but it depends on how many other grades are in the gradebook and the exact percentage of your grade.
Answer:
yes,
Step-by-step explanation:
For example, if it lands on 4, then u do 1*2*2*2*2 because it is 4, if 5, then do 1 *2*2*2*2*2, the two will change according to the hours.
Answer:
y=4
Step-by-step explanation:
You can ignore the 3 and 6 because this has no y value change(rise over run)
This is a straight horizontal line so the equation is y=4.
Slope=0
X^2-5x+5x-25 (multiply (x-5) with (x+5))
X^2-25 ( -5x+5x =0)