h-151FMath 11, 20-22019-11-294.3 Projectile Motion1.The height (h) of a soccer ball in meters can be determined if you know the horizontaldistance (d) the ball has travelled using the following equation: the path of the ball 34h = -0.025(d-20)² + 10Use technology to graph the equation and sketch the graph below.the bahas trav+Answer each question below and draw a small circle around the corresponding point on thegraph.a) What is the maximum height that the ball reaches as it travels?**WCLN.cab) What is the horizontal distance of the ball from the kicker when it's at its maximum height?Answer es question below and drawrresponding point on thec) How far does the ball travel horizontally from when it is kicked to when it hits the ground?Page 8 of 16

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1. The height (h) of a soccer ball distance (d) the ball has travelled using the following equation: h = -0.025(d-20)2 + 10 atch the graph below.