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The equation below models the height in feet h of a softball t seconds after it is hit by a batter
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The equation below models the height in feet h of a softball t seconds after it is hit by a batter

The equation below models the height in feet h of a softball t seconds after it is-example-1
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Answer:

Each value of time is associated with exactly one height.

Explanation:

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Answer:

It would be answer 3

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Because it is one in the actual maximum height

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