What is the value of p?
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6.9 has 1 decimal, therefore we'll use 1 zero and lose the dot
a) see attachment for graph
b) D: [0, 2.5] <em>time cannot be negative so the x-values start at 0</em>
R: [0, 100] <em>height cannot be negative so the y-values start at 0</em>
c) 84 ft <em>refer to the red coordinate on the graph</em>
d) 1.75 seconds <em>refer to the blue coordinate on the graph</em>
e) 2.5 seconds <em>refer to the green coordinate on the graph</em>
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When looking for coordinates at the various given values, remember that x is time and y is height.
- If you are given time, then look at the y-value for height
- If you are given height, then look at the x-value for the time.
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