Using the vertex of a <em>quadratic equation</em>, it is found that:
- The <u>maximum height</u> using Max Jumps is of 16 inches.
- The <u>maximum height</u> using Jumpsters is of 38 inches.
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Suppose we have a <u>concave-down</u> quadratic equation given by:
The maximum value is given by:
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The equation for the height of Max Jumps is:
Putting it into standard form:
Thus, the coefficients are , and the maximum height is of:
Maximum height of 16 inches.
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The equation for the height of Jumpsters is:
Putting it into standard form:
Thus, the coefficients are , and the maximum height is of:
Maximum height of 38 inches.
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