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Is there anyone good at algebra 2 to solve this problem? I need help with part c.

Is there anyone good at algebra 2 to solve this problem? I need help with part c.-example-1
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Answer:

40 ft

Explanation:

The maximum height of the ball is the y- coordinate of the vertex

Given a parabola in standard form then the x- coordinate of the vertex is


x_(vertex) = -
(b)/(2a)

h(t) = - 16t² + 48t + 4 ← is in standard form

with a = - 16, b = 48 , thus


x_(vertex) = -
(48)/(-32) = 1.5

Substitute t = 1.5 into h(t) for max. height

h(1.5) = - 16(1.5)² + 48(1.5) + 4

= - 36 + 72 + 4

= 40

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