Suppose an aerial freestyle skier goes off a ramp with her path represented by the equation y=−0.024(x−25)2+40. If the surface o

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Suppose an aerial freestyle skier goes off a ramp with her path represented by the equation y=−0.024(x−25)2+40. If the surface o

f the mountain is represented by the linear equation y=−0.5x+25, find the distance in feet the skier lands from the beginning of the ramp

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Suppose an aerial freestyle skier goes off a ramp with her path represented by the equation y=−0.024(x−25)2+40. If the surface of the mountain is represented by the linear equation y=−0.5x+25, find the distance in feet the skier lands from the beginning