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zhenek [66]
3 years ago
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X A) altemate interior B) altemate exterior C) corresponding D) same-side interior

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wlad13 [49]3 years ago
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The answer would be C corresponding
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  • <em>1) How high is the diving board?:</em> <u>    6 feet above the water surface</u>

  • <em>2) How deep does the diver dive into the water?:</em>   <u>   6.5feet into the water</u>

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  • <em>3) At what horizontal distance from the board does the diver enter the water?</em> <u>        1 feet from the board</u>

  • <em>4) At what horizontal distance from the board does the diver come to the surface of the water after the dive?</em> <u>      6 feet from the board</u>

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The diving board is the place from which Kendra dives off. At this point, the horizontal distance, x, from the diving board is 0.

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Therefore, the diving board is 6 feet above the water surface.

<em><u>2) How deep does the diver dive into the water?</u></em>

This is the minimum heigth given by the function h(x).

As explained above, this is the vertex of the parabola.

You can find the x-coordinate of the vertex with the equation:

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