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Mathematics

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timurjin [86]3 years ago

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Answer:

The second water balloon is in the air longer. Balloon 1 will reach the maximum height faster because it is lower.

Step-by-step explanation:

This is because you drop the first balloon at a height of 105 ft. The second balloon is dropped at a height of 125 ft. The second balloon stays in the air longer because it was dropped at a higher elevation. Balloon 1 will reach the maximum height faster because it is lower.

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On my graph, the black line is the equation for Balloon 1 and the red line is the equation for Balloon 2. Since the black line has a lower maximum, this means that Balloon 1 will reach its maximum first.

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