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The graph of the equation h=-at^2+bt+c, which describes how the height, h, of a hit baseball changes over time, t, is shown below.
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The graph of the equation h=-at^2+bt+c, which describes how the height, h, of a hit baseball changes over time, t, is shown below.

The graph of the equation h=-at^2+bt+c, which describes how the height, h, of a hit-example-1
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k

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K

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Quadrants I, II, and III.

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